my area has been dependent on coal since the 70's not sure what new residents will do for work. then of course many people that grow up in the rural-ness can't wait to get out to the vibrant economies.

PMs come in various flavors of honesty, competence and responsiveness.

All three are central, but have a slightly different flavor.

The CEO of Coca-Cola, the CEO of Red Bull, and the kid down the street with a lemonade stand are all in the business of selling flavored water, but you can't seriously expect them all to have the same business model because they're "running a business."

Starbucks has three sizes and 300 different options for the different ways flavors and their crap can be mixed.

Tampa is a comeback city...Water Street Tampa is one of the largest redevelopment projects that Tampa has seen in recent history, and it’s helping transform the city into a vibrant, diverse and attractive option for young people.

Omaha is a vibrant city and home to a modern economy with the headquarters of multiple Fortune 500 companies.

In the short term, you are very likely to have a moderate number of guests looking for exactly what you would want (birds of a feather flocking together, flavor of the moment, and all that). 

And the biggest disconnect is the location - it is super nice, in a historic district, walkable to a vibrant downtown.

Playing music and introducing more red and more bright, vibrant colors will help.The same advice applies to those who live near police stations and prisons.