The Nation's Capital Of Marital Bliss
14 March 2003 - 12:00pm
The Phoenix suburb of Gilbert has the the higest proportion of married-couple households.
"Pick any 10 residences in the family-friendly southeast Valley boomtown, and the likelihood is that just under seven (69.5 percent) will be home to a married couple, with or without children.Nationally, a majority of married couples are in suburban areas, and the top three places are growing rapidly, according to the census study, released today."
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Married pairs choose Gilbert
Source:
The Arizona Republic, March 13, 2003
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