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Every day, 117 people move to the Charlotte area, latest data shows
The Charlotte region is growing by 117 new people every day, according to the latest research from the Charlotte Regional Business Alliance. Why it matters: This fresh statistic is a jump from CLT Alliance's report last year, which tallied 113 new daily residents. The population growth, studied from mid-2022 to...
Harvard's Raj Chetty breaks down new data that shows some improvement in Charlotte's upward mobility
Earlier in the summer the Queen City received some good news: We’re no longer in last place when it comes to upward mobility. Charlotte moved up a dozen spots to 38th among U.S. cities for upward mobility in an updated national ranking that first rocked the city a decade ago, when Charlotte ranked dead last.
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