North Texas Counties Among Fastest-Growing Nationally

US Census Bureau stats rank Collin, Denton and Rockwall counties among the top 22 in the nation by percentage of growth.

The data shows Collin County weighing in at No. 13 on the list with a 3.56% growth rate, up from 854,778 in 2013 to 885,241 last year. Denton County was No. 14 with 3.37% growth up to 753,363 new residents in 2014. Pictured is Denton’s city square. Rockwall County came in at No. 22, growing 3.01%.

Five other Texas counties ranked in the top 10: Hays, Fort Bend, Comal, Montgomery and Williamson. [DBJ]

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