No. My research was Metropolitan areas.
You should see the growth here in Texas. I'm from Portland, ME- the biggest "city" in Maine at about 80K, with a "metro area"of about 500K.
Suburbs of Houston are these, to name just a few:
120K Sugar Land (my city), 150K Pasadena, 120K Woodlands, 100K Conroe, 90K Baytown, 75K MO City, 50K Galveston, 40K La Porte, 35K Deer Park and dozens more $10-30K large,
San Antonio is about 1.6M large with suburbs of 120K New Braunfels, 80K San Marcos, 75K Kyle, 44K Seguin, 43K Schertz, 33K Converse, 21K Universal City
SLC has some pretty big suburbs and satellite cities, but's it's not 1.5M in the city- not even close.
Thats not to say they dont pay off more $$$ than SA offers.