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Lake County's Explosive Growth: What Do The Numbers Say?

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Increased traffic and new housing starts are among the more visible signs of Lake County’s continued residential growth, with the county’s population continuing to expand at among the fastest rates in the country.  The county’s growth was in the spotlight on Tuesday, February 27, when the Lake County Commission heard a report from the Orlando Economic Partnership (OEP) detailing the county’s continued explosive growth, and the expectation that it will continue into the future.         “I’m very bullish on Lake County,” Neil Hamilton of the OEP reported.  Hamilton provided data that shows Lake County is receiving nearly 40% of all new residents in the Lake/Osceola/Orange/Seminole region. Lake County’s 38% is just behind Osceola County’s 39%, with the region overall only behind the Austin, Texas area in national growth.     "It's easy to live in Lake County and commute a few days a week," Hamilton said, outlining the growing trend of hybrid work that allows people to stay at home some, o

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