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Some people like smaller cities, as long as there is some walkability in terms of infrastructure and things to go to even if it is basic stuff. It looks like urban renewal did a number on Downtown Amsterdam in terms of the street grid.
Do you know if there is any other type of development planned or currently going on in that area of the city? It looks like an area that could attract people that like urban living, if the investment is there.
I don't know. They do have a big walkable park extension in the process of being built with a pedestrian bridge connecting two parks and walkable revitalized downtown areas on both sides of the river. But the state shot down Amsterdam's plea for a casino, so... things aren't looking as good for Amsterdam as they had been looking.
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