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An activity center is an area that attracts people for shopping, work, school, recreation and socializing. It is an urban planning term that implies a dense area with significant pedestrian traffic. The following are common examples.
Business DistrictsThe central business district of a city with office space, shopping, restaurants, night life, entertainment and other features such as residential buildings. In many cases, a large city has multiple business districts.DowntownThe primary commercial district of a city or town. The term downtown implies a dense environment with a variety shops, restaurants and other features.Lively NeighborhoodsLarge cities typically have dozens of lively neighborhoods that are similar to a downtown.
Mixed-used DevelopmentsIt is common for large developments to incorporate office space, residences, shopping, restaurants, nightlife, entertainment, cultural facilities, public space, hotels and other features within close proximity. Such developments are typically based on a strategy of creating an activity center where people come to work, live and play.
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