Gazing the Crystal Ball: New ARC Forecasts to 2050

A new series (Series 17) of adopted regional and small-area forecasts associated with and supporting a new Metro Transportation Plan (MTP)

By |2024-02-21T09:41:45-05:00February 14th, 2024|Age and Generations, Economic Development, Economy, Other Demographics, Population, Race and Diversity, Regional Snapshot|Comments Off on Gazing the Crystal Ball: New ARC Forecasts to 2050

Metro Atlanta Speaks 2023: Previewing the Results

A very early look at 2023 results from the largest survey of perceptions and beliefs done in the Atlanta Region

By |2023-10-27T11:02:56-04:00October 27th, 2023|Age and Generations, climate, Data Diversions, Economic Development, Economy, Environment, Equity, Forecasts, Housing, Other Demographics, Population, Public Health, Race and Diversity, Transportation|Comments Off on Metro Atlanta Speaks 2023: Previewing the Results

Asian Population 1990-2020: Atlanta Acceleration

For Asian American Heritage Month, we take a look at 30 years of Asian population increase in the 11-County ARC Region

By |2023-05-31T17:08:29-04:00May 31st, 2023|Data Diversions, Other Demographics, Race and Diversity|Comments Off on Asian Population 1990-2020: Atlanta Acceleration

Population Growth: The Latest (from the Census)

Slicing and dicing the Census Bureau's recent 2022 county estimates...what trends could be emerging since the 2020 Census?

By |2023-04-19T11:45:50-04:00April 19th, 2023|Data Diversions, Economic Development, Other Demographics, Population|Comments Off on Population Growth: The Latest (from the Census)

Understanding Atlanta: Insights from Sentiment Analysis on Twitter

Taking a look at whether there are "melodies" in the Twitter tweets about Atlanta

By |2023-04-10T14:04:46-04:00April 10th, 2023|Data Diversions, Economic Development, Environment, Other Demographics|Comments Off on Understanding Atlanta: Insights from Sentiment Analysis on Twitter

Peering at Poverty’s Past (and Present)

Poverty: some pretty authoritative sources (as well as the data) seem to suggest that it will always "be with us". Some of the recent trends, thought hardly all of them, are encouraging.

By |2023-01-19T14:40:59-05:00January 19th, 2023|Age and Generations, Data Diversions, Equity, Other Demographics|Comments Off on Peering at Poverty’s Past (and Present)
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