Quote Originally Posted by Swake View Post
From April 2020 to the July 2021 estimate for MSAs, which is the latest actual real estimate we have from the US Census, Oklahoma City grew by 1.12% as compared to .85% for Tulsa.

A .27% gap in growth is not really very large.

And god forbid a Tulsa newspaper would mention Tulsa in an article. Pure insanity. Talk about having a complex.
Yeah, but that's actually a 30% difference in growth rate and OKC's base is about 35% higher to begin with.

So, even if the growth rate was the same, it would still mean a bigger gross increase in OKC.

I'm not saying it's a big deal, but it's not a totally insignificant difference. It does suggest that more (most) of the state's overall growth is in the OKC MSA and I think that's all anyone was pointing out.