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Valley grows faster than state: CALIFORNIA GROWTH SLOWS AS PEOPLE LEAVE FOR ELSEWHERE IN U.S
2006
Overview
In numbers released Wednesday, the state Department of Finance pegged Santa Clara County's population at nearly 1.8 million as of July 1, 2006, up 1.49 percent, or about 26,000 people, from the previous year. The county grew faster than any of the Bay Area's other large counties, including San Francisco, Alameda, San Mateo and Contra Costa. The finance department said about 67,000 more people left California for the other 49 states than arrived from the rest of the country, up from 56,000 people in 2005 -- a trend some observers said could be cause for concern. Overall, the state's population grew by about 462,000 in the past year, mostly because there were more births than deaths and because of foreign immigration. KB Home built 1,350 Bay Area homes in 2006, almost all of them in Santa Clara, Alameda or Contra Costa counties, up from 1,010 homes in 2005. \"We won't build a home if we don't have a person to build it for,\" [Craig LeMessurier] said.
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