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Report Raises Threat of Too Many New Jobs

SAN DIEGO-The current economy aside, job expansion over the next two decades may put the local area and city planners in a squeeze, says a newly issued report.

By Randyl J. Drummer | Updated on October 12, 2001

SAN DIEGO-If current demographic trends continue, the county will generate 300,000 new jobs in the next two decades, posing serious questions for the area’s growth planners, according to a report unveiled by the San Diego Association of Governments. The region is still expected to have about one million more people within 19 years, according to the report.

“The region will continue to grow by some amount because of demographics, the availability of jobs and the region’s natural desirability,” says the study. No region has ever successfully halted population growth.

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