How many people move to Phoenix metro area per year?
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The population growth rate is about 85,000 per year..
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Capital and largest city (2003 est.): Mexico City, 21,233,900 (metro. area), 8,681,400 (city proper)\nI couldn't fins the actual population but I found the birht rate 12% that means 250,000 people more per year
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Think you added an extra zero to that.  47,000 is about 7 miles up.  But 4,700 is about where Flagstaff is.
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Los Angeles by far.  The estimated population is 3,957,875.
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The number I have seen most quoted is that we have an immigration rate of around 50,000 per year, so that would mean we have about 2,500 immigrants entering into the country each month.
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I don't believe those numbers there be a lot more people than that. I think your way to pessimistic. You need to look on the bright side, you wont have to mow your lawn, they'll be a Mexican restaurant at every corner right next to the gas station owned by an Arab. You'll be  able to learn a foreign language, such as Spanish. And you know what when you grow old and if your fortunate enough to grow old you probably  be  taken care by a colored person.  You no that Hispanics will if not are already the majority in most states. If you want to get away from them i think you should definitely move to one of the southern states towards the east. What really is your point to stir up hate and animosity.\nI side with the president on this issue. I think he's doing a great job on this issue. :  )
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There are several areas - but contact the Tucson Convention and Visitor Bureau for free brochures.\n\nhttp://www.visittucson.org/\n\nI live on near eastside - average price of houses $150K\n\nUniversity of Arizona area has lots of rentals coming up in a few weeks when school 'lets out'.\n\nAccording to an article I read last week, the average rent is a bit over $600 a month.
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I have had luck in the Phoenix area using the new Buyer Hunt reverse MLS service. Not too many people on there, but still worth a try.
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New Mexico's growing a lot!  There's Rio Rancho (fastest growing city) and Los Lunas (2nd fastest growing).  They're building homes here like CRAZY!!!
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Depends what specific area you are talking about but i think it is in excess of 560,000 people.
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By population (2004 estimate):\n\nDenver: 556,000\nKansas City: 444,000\n\nBy area:\n\nDenver: 155 sq mi\nKansas City: 318 sq. mi
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I lived and worked in Mexico for two years. Never been to a retirement community, although many exist. I did have a doctor that graduated from UCLA, seemed to know his stuff. Personally, I don't want to live there when I retire. To far for my kids to travel (they live in AZ, CA and CO). I do NOT want them driving on the roads. Yes you do have much more purchase power with USA funds.
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Unfortunately POP is looking at a blogger from San Francisco. In the Phoenix area we are seeing an influx of around 500 families per month.  What we are experiencing is a market correction.  Yes, prices have increased at an alarming rate over the last couple of years, and yes there are many people who have taken out adjustable rate mortgages, but we shall see what we shall see.\n\nWhat I can tell you for sure is that as of this very second there are 42,728 active listings in the Arizona Regional Multiple Listing Service.  Which is about a tenfold increase from two years ago but the average price on a 3 bed 2 bath home in the active listings is $459,614 with an average of 75 days on the market. So the bottom hasn’t fallen out yet.  I think that prices may continue to drop as the temperature goes up. \n\nOverall I think the best advice that I can give you is don’t panic.
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I grew up in Maryvale and your right it has become the most crime filled areas in Phoenix. Your right too about Glendale, dozens living in homes built for a family of 4. There is no doubt that a rise in violent crimes is on par with the amount of illegals in these once quaint neighborhoods.
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I will preface my answer by telling you that I am a licensed Realtor® in the state of Arizona.\n\nGo to http://rentals.realtor.com/FindHome/RentalsSearch.asp?poe=realtor and click the rentals tab.\n\nI just checked the MLS and found 10 homes for rent in the Phoenix area that are within your price range.\n\nGood luck in your search!
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on average about 240,000
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I don't know, i'm looking to move out there aswell. when you find out could you let me know. cheers