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I was considering renting at Liberty Village, but the area is not pedestrian-friendly. There are not enough cross-walks in case you decide to walk and not to drive.
Also it looks cool and hip, but a bit lonely… Not enough “cozy” “friendly” places. Most people are young/30+ professionals, many of whom live by themselves and wouldn’t mind finding new friends or networking contacts. Working on a project after work, and having some company would be nicer than doing it alone.
How about hosting some events, which would be both relevant to the crowd’s interests and give an opportunity to mingle? E.g. some lectures/workshops on new technologies/trends/fashion/style, and then provide snacks/drinks (or an opportunity to buy them) so that people could mingle and exchange contacts? I would move there, if I know there is some life going on. Add some buildings with friendly colors. Current ones might be “trendy”, but if you read about how colors influence mood, those might not the be the happiest colors.
also, there is a spelling mistake in the article. It says “a free and extremely useful too” , while I’m guessing it should be “tooL” 🙂
Lana you think liberty is not pedestrian friendly!? Every corner is a four way stop with a painted cross walk…
I do like you’re idea of lecture series, but I’ll have to look into demographic information for the area.
Yes, I think it was near Brazen head and/or Aroma I had to wait and then just cross the road running since there were cars. Maybe there is a painted cross walk, but cars don’t stop unless there’s a streetlight. It would be nice to have the one that lights on demand, when you press the button and can cross it pretty much in a couple of seconds.
regarding the demographics, I think I’m not the only one who likes going to public places with someone. I do go to coffee shops alone sometimes, but it feels not as much fun and lonely, so if I’m alone, I spend more time at work->home. If you bring neighbors together, they’d be more likely to get out somewhere, possibly to local restaurants/recreation centers that offer some ways to spend time. E.g. dance lessons (solo and couple), art workshops (acrylic painting, etc), cooking classes, shows… There are people who want to be entertained and can pay. Make it a fun place!