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From Dangerous to Destination in 30 Days: 6 Steps to Creating Safer Spaces

Posted on September 6, 2026 by The ADRR

Posted in Business Recruitment, Central Social Functions, Change Agents, Crime, Downtown Order and Safety, Downtown Redevelopment, downtown retailing, Economci Development, Entertainment niche, fear of crime, Informal entertainment venues, Pedestrian traffic, Public Spaces |

Learning From Manhattan’s Third Major “Downtown”

Posted on July 11, 2024 by The ADRR

Posted in Business Recruitment, Captive Markets, Central Social Districts, Central Social Functions, commercial nodes, Downtown Niches, Downtown Redevelopment, downtown retailing, Economci Development, Entertainment, Entertainment niche, Formal entertainment venues, Housing, Informal entertainment venues, Luxury retail, movie theaters, Office Development, Pamper Niche, Pedestrian traffic, Planning and Strategies, Public Spaces, Restaurants, retail chains, The Arts, Tourism |

RETHINKING THE THINKING ABOUT DOWNTOWN CULTURE/ARTS/ENTERTAINMENT DISTRICTS … and for that matter, all kinds of downtown monofunctional districts

Posted on June 11, 2024 by The ADRR

Posted in BIDs, Business Recruitment, Captive Markets, Central Social Districts, Central Social Functions, commercial nodes, convenience, Downtown Merchants, Downtown Niches, Downtown Redevelopment, downtown retailing, Economci Development, EDOs, Entertainment, Entertainment niche, Formal entertainment venues, Formats Facades Signs, Housing, Informal entertainment venues, Jobs, Luxury retail, Market research, movie theaters, Moving People, Office Development, Pamper Niche, Parksmand public spaces, Pedestrian traffic, Planning and Strategies, Public Spaces, Restaurants, retail chains, teenagers, The Arts, time pressure, Tourism |

Downtown Retail, Mono-functionality, and Critical Mass

Posted on June 11, 2024 by The ADRR

Posted in Business Recruitment, Captive Markets, Central Social Districts, Central Social Functions, commercial nodes, convenience, Downtown Merchants, Downtown Niches, Downtown Redevelopment, downtown retailing, Economci Development, EDOs, Entertainment, Entertainment niche, Formal entertainment venues, Housing, Informal entertainment venues, Jobs, Luxury retail, Market research, movie theaters, Moving People, Office Development, Pamper Niche, Parksmand public spaces, Pedestrian traffic, Planning and Strategies, Public Spaces, Restaurants, retail chains, The Arts |

Will Retail Drive The Recoveries In Our Small and Suburban Municipalities?

Posted on February 14, 2023 by The ADRR

Posted in backdoor retailing, Business Recruitment, Central Social Districts, Central Social Functions, Downtown Merchants, Downtown Niches, Downtown Redevelopment, downtown retailing, Economci Development, Entertainment, Entertainment niche, Entrepreneurship, multichannel retailing, Pamper Niche, Pedestrian traffic, retail chains, Small Merchants, Small Town Entrepreneurial Environments, Small Towns, Suburban Downtowns, The Arts, Tourism, Up for Grabs shoppers |

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A Follow Up Discussion of Max Musicant’s Article: “From Dangerous to Destination in 30 Days: 6 Steps to Creating Safer Spaces.”
From Dangerous to Destination in 30 Days: 6 Steps to Creating Safer Spaces
The Yupster Superfecta: How Arts, Aging, Local Food, and Tourism Reinforce Downtown Vitality
Community Uplift Rather than Gentrification: A Strategy to Enrich in Place. Communities can capture the economic benefits of gentrification for long-time residents instead of losing them to displacement.
Yes, Downtowns must reinvent themselves — as visitor destinations

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