The Short-Term Economic Forecast for Texas Metropolitan Areas
· Texas Border Business
Texas metropolitan areas are expected to experience significant economic growth from 2025 to 2030, despite facing national and global challenges. The state's largest urban centers will lead this expansion, contributing approximately 1.08 million new jobs, which accounts for 78% of Texas's total employment increase. Notable growth rates include the Austin-Round Rock-Georgetown MSA at 1.95% and the Dallas-Plano-Irving area at 1.85%. McAllen-Edinburg-Mission is projected to grow at 1.76%. Smaller metropolitan areas will also contribute to job growth, with some like Midland and Brownsville-Harlingen expected to exceed state averages. Overall, Texas is positioned for positive growth through 2030.
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