Here’s an interesting stat based on the most recent U.S. Census.
(although you won’t be surprised to hear this)
Since 1990, Colorado’s rate of population growth is double the Nation’s rate of population growth.
Here are the numbers since 1990:
30.3% growth in the U.S.
62.3% growth in Colorado
So, the Nation grows at roughly 1% per year and Colorado grows at roughly 2% per year.
It appears Colorado is twice as popular as compared to the Nation as a whole.
(but you aren’t surprised to hear this)
The projections show that it will only get more popular in the future.
Today, 4.8 million people live along the Front Range from Fort Collins down to Pueblo.
In 2030, just 11 short years from now, 5.7 million people will live here. Yes, that’s almost 1 million more than today.
This is all according to the Colorado State Demographers Office.
While this seems like a big increase, keep in mind that this assumes that population growth occurs at a fairly modest 1.7% per year.
It seems that our state will continue to grow and there will continue to be a demand for housing.
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