Frisco was ranked as #1 fastest growing city across the nation. Mckinney ranked as #8.
Also:
- Frisco, Texas, experienced the highest job growth, at 5.32 percent.
- McKinney, Texas, experienced the highest poverty rate decrease, at 9.63 percent.
| Fastest Growing Cities | Slowest Growing Cities | ||
| 1 | Frisco, TX | 506 | Waukegan, IL |
| 2 | League City, TX | 507 | Flint, MI |
| 3 | Lehigh Acres, FL | 508 | Cleveland, OH |
| 4 | Kent, WA | 509 | Cincinnati, OH |
| 5 | Surprise, AZ | 510 | Gary, IN |
| 6 | Meridian, ID | 511 | Atlanta, GA |
| 7 | Midland, TX | 512 | Toledo, OH |
| 8 | McKinney, TX | 513 | Toms River, NJ |
| 9 | Concord, NC | 514 | Detroit, MI |
| 10 | Bryan, TX | 515 | Jacksonville, NC |
In order to identify the fastest growing local economies, WalletHub analysts compared 515 U.S. cities of varying population sizes based on 14 key indicators of rapid economic growth.
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Interesting that Plano didn’t make the list as its Money Magazines #1 city for 2016.
Money magazine rated Plano as #3 Best Places to Live. This article is a ranking primarily on the growth the city. These 2 articles are ranking cities based on two different aspects of the city. Plano has been pretty much built out for years.
Yes. I moved to Frisco 4 year ago from Southern California. I Love the city and the people but its growing at a rapid pace and Texas isn’t prepared for it at. They are bringing the people and Business to Plano and Frisco but someone seriously forgot about the infrastructure. So basically I wake up to L.A. traffic. Nothing like home(smile)