Lubbock is seeing steady growth in certain areas. Housing and professional services are experiencing this growth. The population of the county is expected to increase.
By 2060, the county population is projected to approach a significant milestone. It is expected to be near 500,000 at that time. Further information about the growth and population projection is available from the Lubbock Economic Development Alliance, as reported by its president and CEO, John Osborne.
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John Osborne, president and CEO of the Lubbock Economic Development Alliance, reported that the city is experiencing steady growth in housin…
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