Classement · Most dynamic cities · Cities from 5 000 to 20 000 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

Vergèze Wikipedia #1

Vergèze

30 / 5 778 inh.
92.0 / 100
Pop. growth
1.93%
Income growth
11.9%
Job concentration
125%
↓ Falling Open on map →
Mothe-Achard Wikipedia #2

Mothe-Achard

85 / 5 451 inh.
90.0 / 100
Pop. growth
1.72%
Income growth
12.0%
Job concentration
168%
↓ Falling Open on map →
Auray Wikipedia #3

Auray

56 / 14 417 inh.
88.2 / 100
Pop. growth
1.28%
Income growth
12.2%
Job concentration
152%
↓ Falling Open on map →

Du 4e au 10e.

Sorted by score
4.
Lesquin 59 · 9 356 inh.
Score 86.6/100
Pop. growth 3.54%
Income growth 10.2%
Job concentration 303%
→ Stable
5.
Borgo 2B · 10 102 inh.
Score 86.3/100
Pop. growth 2.45%
Income growth 13.7%
Job concentration 107%
↓ Falling
6.
Cuers 83 · 12 841 inh.
Score 85.7/100
Pop. growth 2.00%
Income growth 10.1%
Job concentration 83%
↓ Falling
7.
Saint-Jacques-de-la-Lande 35 · 13 593 inh.
Score 85.7/100
Pop. growth 2.19%
Income growth 10.1%
Job concentration 148%
↓ Falling
8.
Biscarrosse 40 · 15 412 inh.
Score 85.6/100
Pop. growth 1.83%
Income growth 12.2%
Job concentration 102%
↓ Falling
9.
Obernai 67 · 12 303 inh.
Score 85.0/100
Pop. growth 1.29%
Income growth 9.4%
Job concentration 182%
↓ Falling
10.
Bidart 64 · 7 674 inh.
Score 84.3/100
Pop. growth 1.82%
Income growth 9.4%
Job concentration 129%
↓ 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