'Downtowns are a little bit messy. And that's okay. That's part of the beauty of it.'
DCI, in partnership with Mayor Bibb, had run a"Downtown Hits Harder" campaign earlier last year, not only in plea for work-at-home employees to come back, but as a way to sell others—mostly Gen Z and millennials—on the inherent vibrancy of the urban area.
"There are many of you in the audience, too, who have families who live downtown," Huang, who lives in Cleveland Heights with her husband and daughter, said."Oftentimes people are like, 'Oh, how do you do it? And babies sleep. They get used to the noise. Once you're used to an environment, it's there. It's part of your everyday environment.
Collier, who had Huang's job until his departure in 2022, said he doesn't like to put too much emphasis on population data, such as the 56 percent increase in Downtown's white population since 2010.
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