Classement · Most dynamic cities · Cities from 20 000 to 100 000 inhabitants

Most dynamic cities

Growing population, rising incomes, falling unemployment, strong municipal investment, recent housing Open data: INSEE, DGCL, Qualité-eau.fr, ADEME, French Ministry of Interior, IGN

Bayonne Wikipedia #1

Bayonne

64 / 53 312 inh.
91.8 / 100
Pop. growth
1.69%
Income growth
11.8%
Job concentration
151%
↓ Falling Open on map →
Bobigny Wikipedia #2

Bobigny

93 / 55 270 inh.
89.7 / 100
Pop. growth
1.44%
Income growth
10.2%
Job concentration
166%
↓ Falling Open on map →
Challans Wikipedia #3

Challans

85 / 22 890 inh.
87.9 / 100
Pop. growth
1.74%
Income growth
9.4%
Job concentration
156%
↓ Falling Open on map →

Du 4e au 10e.

Sorted by score
4.
Mérignac 33 · 77 136 inh.
Score 85.2/100
Pop. growth 1.44%
Income growth 9.9%
Job concentration 170%
↓ Falling
5.
Saint-Herblain 44 · 50 561 inh.
Score 84.5/100
Pop. growth 1.47%
Income growth 9.5%
Job concentration 214%
↓ Falling
6.
Nanterre 92 · 98 119 inh.
Score 82.3/100
Pop. growth 0.84%
Income growth 9.2%
Job concentration 207%
↓ Falling
7.
Bastia 2B · 47 459 inh.
Score 80.8/100
Pop. growth 0.92%
Income growth 11.2%
Job concentration 135%
↓ Falling
8.
Marseille 3e Arrondissement 13 · 55 653 inh.
Score 80.6/100
Pop. growth 2.03%
Income growth 11.2%
Job concentration 145%
↓ Falling
9.
Montereau-Fault-Yonne 77 · 21 840 inh.
Score 80.5/100
Pop. growth 2.54%
Income growth 8.8%
Job concentration 136%
↓ Falling
10.
Castelnau-le-Lez 34 · 25 404 inh.
Score 79.3/100
Pop. growth 4.32%
Income growth 8.8%
Job concentration 98%
↓ Falling
Méthodologie

How this ranking is calculated.

Full note
Weighting 25 %

Population growth

Weighting 20 %

Income growth

Weighting 15 %

Falling unemployment

Weighting 12 %

Job concentration

Weighting 10 %

Municipal investment

Weighting 10 %

Recent housing

Weighting 8 %

Falling vacancy