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Demographic Shifts in Wyndham, Arvada: Population and Density Analysis 2010-2022
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Demographics
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Population
Population Density
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Demographics
Population
Population Density
The Wyndham neighborhood in Arvada, Colorado, experienced population fluctuations from 2010 to 2022. This analysis examines the changes in population and density over this period.
In 2010, Wyndham's population was 1,224 with a density of 5,021.89 people per square mile. The population reached its peak in 2012 with 1,286 residents and a density of 5,276.27 people per square mile. A significant decline followed, with the population reaching its lowest point in 2015 at 1,096 residents and a density of 4,496.72 people per square mile.
Data from 2022 shows a population of 1,174 residents and a density of 4,816.75 people per square mile. This represents an increase from the 2015 low but remains below the 2012 peak.
The consistently high population density above 4,000 people per square mile classifies Wyndham as a dense suburban neighborhood. This typically indicates a mix of housing types, including townhouses and low-rise apartments.
The population has remained relatively stable in recent years, suggesting Wyndham is a mature neighborhood that has undergone a period of adjustment. Variations in population may be attributed to factors such as changing family sizes, housing market dynamics, or shifts in local employment opportunities.
An estimated 450 housing units, based on the 2022 population and national average household size, indicate a compact living arrangement typical of established suburban areas.
Wyndham's location in Arvada, a suburb of Denver, may be influenced by broader metropolitan trends. The slight population increase since 2015 could reflect renewed interest in suburban living, potentially driven by urban outmigration or changes in work-from-home policies.
In conclusion, Wyndham appears to be a stable, dense suburban neighborhood that has experienced demographic changes while maintaining its appeal to residents seeking a combination of suburban living and urban accessibility.
