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(Transportation-News.com, May 07, 2013 ) San Francisco, CA -- When it comes to moving into a region, Pittsburgh ranks at the top in the national survey with the highest percentage of 2012.
There was a recorded 9.04% growth for the city and surrounding region between the January and December of 2012. That tally gave Pittsburgh the No. 1 spot according to a U-Haul 2012 National Migration Trend Report that used the data collected from regions that held over 5,000
moves per year.
Pittsburgh's total beat out all other notable parts of the nation that meet the criteria. Some areas of note were regions where was Austin Texas with 7.3%, as well as San Francisco with 6.8%.
"The report, reflective of growth patterns in the United States during 2012, was compiled based on nationwide trends in cities of all sizes and reflects communities with more than 5,000 families
moving in or out of the area," John "J.T." Taylor, president of U-Haul International Inc., said in
a prepared statement. "Growth cities were then determined by calculating the percentage of inbound moves vs. outbound moves for each area."
The top ten, behind Pittsburgh looked like this: Henderson Nevada was in second place, a full 1.5% behind the leader. Austin was in third with its total. Fourth place was Reno, Nevada, which entered in at fourth place with 7.15% overall, followed by San Francisco and its total. Jersey City, New Jersey came in at 5.1%, while Raleigh, North Carolina saw a 5.06% increase. Nashville Tennessee was the first sub-5% on the list with 4.28% growth, with Columbus Ohio
trailing with 4.15% overall. Tacoma, Washington rounded out the top-10 with 4.09%.
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