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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ต.ค. 2024
- If you've attended an Orlando Magic game, an Orlando City Soccer match, or attended any events at Camping World Stadium, well you've seen one of Orlando's pseudo-forgotten neighborhoods. Some would describe the Parramore area as a blighted residential and industrial neighborhood. That's starting to change. With the help of local business owners and leaders like Ryan Young, of Intersctruct Build and Design, the W. Church corridor is coming alive! With new construction, redevelopment, and investment into this paramount area of Orlando.
Today Ryan takes us on a tour through Parramore and beyond. He lays out a compelling vision for what's to come.
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Love seeing vionsaries unlocking the potentential of Orlando. Awesome vid!
Please revive Church Street. I’m a native and I remember Sundays after church going downtown, to play on the arcade, go to the downtown library and Church St was just a family friendly daytime space
Church street is where 21 year olds go to get wasted and get in fights
Downtown, there is a noticeable lack of family-friendly amenities, and the issue of homelessness is prevalent. The city should prioritize addressing these concerns as a top priority.
You are right about that and get some really good known resturants from like chicago,new york,texas,lousiana, and carribean/latin food
Orlando can learn a lot from Toronto about how to blend that downtown city feel with nature, creative spaces, entertainment, arts, culture in general.
I think Orlando can achieve this and it might not be that difficult since you already have droves of visitors anyway with the theme parks that can help support this initiative during development stages before the city really takes off and reaps the rewards.
Also, some high speed streetcar lines could be a great accelerator as well.
Orlando deserves a downtown to rival the established NorthEast American metropolises. Hopefully it gets the investment a major city needs. I like what these guys are doing, we desperately need more walkable spaces.
Yes, definitely more walkable spaces and bike friendly if possible
Fantastic
That was really interesting! Way to go!
I love this, and I have kept saying. Orlando is going to continue to attract tourist…but the downtown I feel is about to continue to explode. I see Tampa and Orlando really morphing even more and bringing more people in. I also foresee more young professionals moving to the city who are outside of the theme park industry.
Great video and scenery and info on downtown Orlando developments..🙌🏼👍👏🏼😃
Thanks for watching!
Exciting things happening!
Close to the soccer stadium scares the bleep out of me
Not gonna lie. Same. The homeless need help. The city needs safety. Hope the city’s plan comes through
Awesome vid, Ken. I think we really need more cultural vibes. I remember when Haight and Ashberry in SF was an awesome hip vibe it's a husk of what it was😢.
I'm hoping that we in central Florida don't make some of the same mistakes.
Orlando néeds more lakeside dining and waterfront entertainment. Sanford has a huge lake and it seems to be underused
20 years of Buddy Dyer and he's running again. Vote Buddy out.
The city needs prioritize safety, homeliness and parking to get families / tourist to come to downtown.
Fully agree
And why dont the make the area around the magic stadium and call it magic square especially where the new outdoor space that they are renovating and give us a big statue of a magician in a black tuxedo suite that sparkles at night and his face/hands and taylor shoes lights up and make sure he has a big mustach whats so hard about them coming up with ideas like that!!!
The more things change, the more they remain the same
Yeah come on this is gentrification. Just just call it out. This is straight up gentrification. To not even call out the historic area for what it is is absolutely ridiculous.
About time this place gets gentrified into a safe place for our citizens , all that ghetto mess has to go
Instead of calling orlando O-town why not call it Double O-town since it has 2 O's in it i also like calling it Big-O Lil-o and oakland califorian already uses it and ohio and its some more so yea lets be more unique guys!!!
We need professional jobs with high wages come downtown Orlando. We do not need bars or food trucks. We need class!!!!