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Rural counties in the Carolinas working to accommodate growth

Rural areas on both sides of the Carolinas are working to expand amid the growth. This comes after data from the U.S. Census Bureau highlighted consistent population declines for rural areas from 2010-2020, but new data from the North Carolina Rural Center shows a potential shift from the decade long trend. Hybrid work and affordability are believed to be two leading factors for this trend. "You can tell by the number of rooftops, buildings, housings, and the apartments that are going up," Dennis E. Marstall, the county administrator for Lancaster County, said. Marstall said Lancaster County has already approved more than 5,000 housing units over the next three to seven years to accommodate the growth. READ MORE: https://www.wcnc.com/article/news/loc...