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Writer's pictureChanel Haugh

Triangle Region Population Growth: What's in Your Crystal Ball?

Updated: Jul 31

The Triangle Region is blessed to have a diverse mix of industries, companies, and people. Top universities supply a constant stream of talent with a strong preference for innovation and action. Our renowned, robust system of community colleges rapidly upskills workers with a predisposition for action and learning by doing. Falls and Jordan Lakes, the American Tobacco Trail, Umstead Park, and many more outdoor and recreational sites provide ample immersion and convenient escapes from our beloved but invasive modern tech upon which we rely. We have abundant cultural and social opportunities from local festivals to DPAC in Durham and Raleigh's Center for Performing Arts (currently under the Martin Marietta banner). The food scene is diverse, with each smaller community around the metro offering a unique flavor, vibe, and culture. Inside the sports arena, we boast the Carolina Courage Women's soccer team, the Carolina Hurricanes, and the Durham Bulls professional and development teams. Tobacco Road remains a compelling and attractive athletic scene even as the various conferences have shuffled to remain competitive. Those old rivalries still stand proudly yet remain friendly. All this "wonderful" is wrapped inside a comparatively affordable life quality for young strivers and growing families.


 What does this mean? The formula deployed in the Triangle regions works sustainably with each element and area, reinforcing the supply of required inputs: the necessary talent and the right attitude and skills to get the job done. Each provides reliability for capital invested within this landscape. Our regional recipe attracts workforce and companies alike, establishing a rhythmic synchronicity between them. Th relationship continues to pay. Key industries attract key talent and key talent remains inside the region. Admittedly, what we don't know is exactly how AI will shape the future. While no one has a crystal ball, LawnStarter's chart shows where growth is expected to concentrate through 2027. Either way, the region's affordability, talent, and life quality are significant tailwinds for the Triangle, and likely for many years to come.





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