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One of the fastest growing cities in the U.S. is in Minnesota

Just one Midwestern city sits among the 15 that grew the fastest from July 2023 to July 2024, according to the U.S. Census Bureau's Vintage 2024 estimates, which were released on Thursday. The list of 15, which was limited to cities and towns with populations of 20,000 or more, is almost exclusively southern towns, continuing a recent trend. Yet, nestled into ninth place is the south metro suburb of Rosemount. Rosemount grew 10.6% year-over-year, according to the Census Bureau, rising to a population of 30,581. The home of Leprechaun Days is joined by seven cities from Texas and two each from Florida and North Carolina, as well as representatives from Alabama, Georgia, and Colorado. Here's a look at how that compares to the other fastest-growing cities in the country. Princeton, Texas: 30.6 increase Fulshear, Texas: 26.9% increase Leesburg, Fla.: 18.5% increase Celina, Texas: 18.2% increase Anna, Texas: 14.6% increase Haines City, Fla.: 12.1% increase Foley, Ala.: 12% increase Fate, Texas: 11.4% increase Rosemount, Minn.: 10.6% increase Garner, N.C.: 10.4% increase Melissa, Texas: 10% increase Sugar Hill, Ga.: 9.5% increase Hutto, Texas: 9.4% increase Leland, N.C.: 9.4% increase Erie, Colo.: 9.2% increase The report also shows the 15 cities with the largest numerical increases from July 1, 2023, to July 1, 2024. There aren't any in Minnesota, but here are the 15 cities with the most growth in the country. New York City: +87,184 Houston: +43,217 Los Angeles: +31,276 San Antonio: +23,945 Fort Worth: +23,442 Charlotte: +23,423 Chicago: +22,164 Phoenix: +16,933 Seattle: +16,813 Jacksonville: +16,365 Miami: +16,337 Washington, D.C.: +14,926 San Jose: +13,634 Columbus: +12,694 Las Vegas: +12,292