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Honolulu faces population decline as residents flee

August 13, 2024 | Honolulu City, Honolulu County, Hawaii



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Honolulu faces population decline as residents flee
During a recent government meeting, officials discussed the significant population decline in Honolulu County, which has seen a drop from over 1 million residents recorded in the 2020 census to approximately 989,000 today. This decline has raised concerns among local leaders, who noted that the trend of residents leaving the island is occurring daily. The meeting highlighted the implications of this population decrease on the local economy, community services, and overall quality of life in the region. As officials seek to understand the factors driving this exodus, they are also exploring potential strategies to retain residents and attract newcomers to the area.

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