Sprawl

Most urban sprawl, 2000-2010? Myrtle Beach. Least? Tallahassee.

Posted on by Ted Bauer

Sprawl is a pretty big topic — and has ties back to politics, too — with a lot of impact on where people eventually want to move/settle. Now there’s a new report doing a longitudinal study of urban sprawl from 2000-2010;… Continue Reading →

Urban sprawl and politics: Republicans tend to live in sprawling metros, and Democrats tend to live in compact ones

Posted on by Ted Bauer

Here’s a new report (PDF) from Smart Growth America on the portions of America with the largest (and smallest) amount of sprawl. I’ll break it down for you quickly. The three parts of America with the most sprawl are: 1. Hickory/Lenoir/Morganton (NC) 2.… Continue Reading →