The Woodlands makes Forbes

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Fifty-eight percent of residents in The Woodlands were born in a differen t stateor abroad, according to the 2000 Twenty-six percent of residents moved into the area within five At No. 1 was Alpharetta, Ga., outside of Atlanta, where more than 70 percent of residentsa were born somewhere otherthan Georgia. More than a thirxd of the residents in 2000 had come from another statse or abroadsince 1995, according to Forbews . Sugar Land just missed making the coming inat No. 30.
The magazine ranked towns knownas “Relovilles” young, mid- and upscale suburbs near company plantz and office parks outside major Forbes used Census data to locate the which boast populations of more than Factors included the number of people in each town who were born out of stated or abroad, who had moved into town from a considerable moved within one to five years and moved for a job. The Top 25 Relovillee have twicethe incomes, twice the home values and home twice the college degrees, twice as many youth and half as many twice the divorce rates and twicd the number of residents who vote according to the magazine’s research.