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Follow us Boomers and Seniors in the Suburbs: Aging Patterns in Census 2000
Frey, William H. 2003. "Boomers and Seniors in the Suburbs: Aging Patterns in Census 2000." The Brookings Institution: The Living Cities Census Series, January.
This Living Cities Census survey reveals that the suburbs of major metropolitan areas are aging faster than the nation as a whole. Southern and western "Sunbelt" suburbs grew older as they attracted unprecedented numbers of Boomers, pre-retirees and seniors; northern "Rustbelt" suburbs aged as their under-35 populations dwindled. Also available via the Brookings Institution's website: www.brookings.edu/es/urban/publications/freyboomers.htm
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