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While the European population decline is a constant in almost the entire continent, 5 cities did remarkably well in containing the population crisis due to the low birth rates. Discover in this episode why the 5 fastest growing cities in Europe have some odd similarities.
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What are the common things between cities like Gothenburg in Sweden and Bordeaux in France? Certainly not the weather, or the average wine consumption (the French drink 4 times more of it than the Swedes). Both are, however, among the fastest growing cities in Europe.
There are other remarkable things that put together the Mediterranean French municipality, the 2nd largest city in Sweden, and three other European mid-sized urban areas.
One of them is that all of them are experiencing explosive demographic growth. It doesn’t stop with that: the population increase will likely get even faster during the next few decades.
The Population of European Cities Will Decrease Drastically, But…
…Not Everywhere
According to Eurostat, cities like Athens in Greece or Katowice in Poland may lose up to 40% of their inhabitants, but the fastest growing cities will grow in equal proportion, or even more.
Other capital cities like Paris, London, Rome, Amsterdam, or Berlin will keep their size.
On the other hand…
The incredible growth of the 5 cities we will mention in the next paragraphs is even more impressive when we consider that the European population is heading to a historical shrinkage.
For instance, by 2100, it is expected that Italy’s population will drop to less than 37 million.
This is because Europeans are getting older, and the birth rates are not even close to enough to replace the older generations.
26 авг 2024
