

Denver’s Population Is Declining. Does It Matter?
Nov 7, 2024
Elizabeth Garner, Colorado's state demographer, dives into Denver's shifting population landscape. She discusses how migration patterns, high living costs, and declining birth rates are reshaping the city. Garner reveals that Denver's population growth is at a record low, largely due to net outmigration. She emphasizes the critical role of demographic data, like the census, in influencing city funding and resource allocation. The conversation also touches on housing challenges and the need for adaptive strategies to support newcomers and sustain the economy.
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