The Rangers and the Diamondbacks represent cities, metro areas and states on the forefront of the nation’s growth, leading the way in home price, population...
The Dallas-Fort Worth and Phoenix metro areas have both seen tremendous gains in recent years, from population to home prices.Two of the fastest-growing parts of the country are facing off as the Texas Rangers play the Arizona Diamondbacks in the World Series.represent cities, metro areas and states on the forefront of the nation’s growth, leading the way in home price, population and job growth.
Texas and Arizona are some of the biggest destinations for out-of-state movers, though the Lone Star State is the far bigger magnet. Between 2021 and 2022, 668,000 people moved to Texas from elsewhere while 282,000 moved to Arizona, according to U.S. Census Bureau data.As of August, D-FW had added over 154,000 workers over the previous, while the Phoenix area added 45,000, U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics numbers show.on this year’s Fortune 500 list, and Texas is No. 1 among all states with 55 companies in the rankings. Arizona placed, led by Phoenix-based electronic parts distributor Avnet Inc.
In the World Series for the third time, the Texas Rangers baseball franchise is steep in politics. As Arlington mayor Tom Vandergriff played hard-ball politics to lure the team from Washington. Later, the Rangers were influential in George W. Bush's political rise., Residential Real Estate Reporter. Mitchell covers residential real estate across North Texas for The Dallas Morning News.
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