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February 10,2026
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December 10,2025
Final Vintage 2024 Population Estimates.

We are pleased to announce the release of the final Vintage 2024 Population Estimates for Texas. Our population estimates include data for counties and places for July 1 of each year from 2021 through 2024, as well as for January 1, 2025.

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April 15,2026
Pflugerville ISD facing school closures, decreasing enrollment

Pflugerville ISD is considering school closures as enrollment continues to decline and the district faces a major budget shortfall. The trend mirrors broader demographic shifts identified by demographer Dr. Lloyd Potter, who has said slowing population growth and fewer families with children are increasingly affecting Central Texas school districts.

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April 15,2026
Texas remains top spot for movers despite migration slowdown

Texas is still the nation’s top destination for out of state movers, but migration has slowed as housing costs rise. Dr. Lloyd Potter says growth is shifting away from urban cores toward suburban counties, where people seek affordability, better schools, and more space.

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Final Vintage 2024 Population Estimates.
December 10,2025
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Texas Population Projections Release
September 30,2025
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The Cost of Housing is Leaving Texans Behind
August 26,2025
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Population Density in Texas
April 10,2025

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Mixed-use development area in fast growing area Pflugerville.
Pflugerville ISD facing school closures, decreasing enrollment
April 15,2026
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Texas remains top spot for movers despite migration slowdown
April 15,2026
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Dip in immigration is slowing San Antonio's growth
April 07,2026
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Metro growth slows as migration drops
March 27,2026

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Total Population 2025
31.7 million
+1.2%

Population increase from 2024

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Projected Population Growth in Texas with Various Migration Scenarios
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SOURCE: Texas Demographic Center, Vintage 2022 and 2024 Population Projections

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