#LiveAtTheGuild - Twitter Hashtag

over 3 years ago

#RobertDavis: The restaurants did better because they had more space, and the shops did better as well. Think about how much of the parking required by local government is really necessary & lean on your local government to reduce or eliminate required parking. #LiveAtTheGuild.

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over 3 years ago

#RobertDavis: Originally, we went slow because of finances; now, we're going slow because of bureaucratic issues and homeowners who don't want anything to change. #LiveAtTheGuild.

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over 3 years ago

#RobertDavis: Sundog Books' owners supplemented their tiny income from their tiny original location by waiting tables. #LiveAtTheGuild.

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over 3 years ago

#RobertDavis: I'm amazed how slowly we went in the first decade of Seaside, but that was mainly because we had no money. So we did what we could afford to do without incurring much debt. #LiveAtTheGuild.

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over 3 years ago

#DhiruThadani: The Modica Market & Steven Holl buildings were the first commercial buildings on Central Square in 1988. #LiveAtTheGuild.

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over 3 years ago

#RobertDavis: The big 1985 move was building the post office. The USPS just wanted a gang mailbox but we wanted to dress it up in civic clothing. It's probably on of the most photographed post offices in the US. #LiveAtTheGuild.

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over 5 years ago

@NewTownAdvisor the Lafayette Design Center became a concierge for the development community. It became a far more effective process than any code could foster. The Design Center became the first stop for the developers. #LiveAtTheGuild

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over 5 years ago

@kevinklink 5. Do the math. What @JoeUrbanThree and his firm have done is remarkable. Even after 70 years of decline in Kansas City, our hollowed-out downtown generates 6 times the revenue per acre as the city average. #LiveAtTheGuild

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over 5 years ago

@kevinklink We have acres & acres of land in Kansas City that have been completely abandoned, and what we have built in recent years has been almost all sprawl. The desirability of sprawl is gradually fading, but there's still a lot of demand. #LiveAtTheGuild

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