Between 2000 and 2030, the diversified population of the Metroplex is expected to grow by 2.7 million people to almost eight million. DFW has a large working-age population. According to Census 2000, the median age of the Metroplex is 32.1, while the national median age is 35.3. The Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex tends to attract bright, energetic people. DFW added more than one million residents in the 1990s, making it third in population gained, behind New York and Los Angeles.
Actually, I think I'm more like 32.2 now, but who's counting?
Note for some of you: counting your age in decimals is not the same syndrome as counting your age in fractions.
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