America’s red-state metros are claiming the spotlight once again. Recent data demonstrates that cities across Texas and Florida are outpacing the rest of the country in economic growth and population gains.
Austin, Texas is leading the surge, showing itself as the fastest-growing metro in the U.S. due to its thriving tech sector and affordable housing.
The rise of these sunbelt cities shows larger trends reshaping America. With no state income tax, pro-business climates, and strong wage and sector growth, Texas and Florida are rapidly gaining ground as preferred destinations for individuals and businesses alike.
North Port, a rising city in southwestern Florida near Sarasota, has seen impressive gains across the board. According to recent findings, it saw major growth in its gross domestic product, housing development, and population.
Meanwhile, Nashville, Tennessee, widely known as Music City and the state’s capital, won the fourth spot on the list of fastest-growing U.S. cities with an overall score of 69.5.
Analysts credit the surge to a combination of factors: competitive state tax policies, burgeoning job opportunities in industries like tech and healthcare, and the increasing appeal of livable, growth-oriented communities.
With input from Fox Business
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