State demographer: Larimer County faces slower growth, aging population and housing pressures
Colorado State Demographer Neil Marquez told Larimer County commissioners that the county will likely continue to grow but at a slower pace, driven by an aging population, lower fertility linked to the university-age cohort, and recent shifts in migration composition; housing affordability may limit future rebounds.
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Neil Marquez, a demographer with the Colorado State Demography Office, told Larimer County commissioners on Feb. 18 that the county is likely to see continued population growth but at a slower rate than in past decades as its population ages and fertility remains low.
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