Data: Metropolitan Council; Map: Axios Visuals Get ready for more than half a million new neighbors. Why it matters: The Twin Cities' population ... for more housing density in "suburban edge ...

yet its density trendline was in line with the dense and increasingly denser places of the East and West coasts. Between 2010 and 2016, the Twin Cities metro area population grew by 6 percent.

A Census report from 2010, the beginning of Kolko’s period of study, found that the Twin Cities’ population-weighted density is about 3,400 people per square mile. That’s compared to about ...

A Census report from 2010, the beginning of Kolko’s period of study, found that the Twin Cities’ population-weighted density is about 3,400 people per square mile. That’s compared to about ...

Population trends ... housing policies. “A city like Minneapolis has tremendous capacity because its land-use policies are very permissive of middle and higher density,” Graham said.

MINNEAPOLIS — A new report from the Metropolitan Council shows that population growth in the Twin Cities is slowing down in the 2020s compared to the previous decade. Between 2020 and 2023 ...

transportation and water across the seven-county Twin Cities region. Part of the plan includes the Met Council's local forecasts for population, households and employment. Its most recent forecast ...