SPECIAL REPORT: "BOSTON" (PART II)

Over the thirty years between 1950 and 1980 Boston’s population declined from 801,444 to 562,994. This decline can largely be attributed to families with children fleeing to the suburbs based on a perception of better schools and less crime. Since 1980, however, the City’s population has stabilized and grown slightly.

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