Summary
Princeton is growing way too fast, and the city is scrambling to keep up with the demand for new roads and schools. If you live here, expect major changes to your daily commute and local services as the city tries to manage this 'wild' expansion.
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Impact analysis
You'll likely see your property taxes or utility fees shift as the city pours money into building new schools and fixing up roads to handle the influx.
Developers and local businesses stand to gain the most from the increased customer base and construction activity.
Current residents are the ones feeling the squeeze, dealing with worse traffic and overcrowded schools while the city plays catch-up.
Mentions & discussions (3)
Why this tiny North Texas town is America's fastest growing city
Why this tiny North Texas town is America's fastest growing city Yahoo
In Princeton, the growing pains will make you groan
In Princeton, the growing pains will make you groan Dallas News
Princeton mayor says growth is ‘wild' as city becomes one of the fastest-growing in the country
Princeton mayor says growth is ‘wild' as city becomes one of the fastest-growing in the country NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth
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