Looks a little bland and doesn't convey much warmth.Other than that, if you're not getting showings, it's either price or time -- remember last weekend was mothers day, so traffic was down.

Go to Bestplaces.net and find out how good the area is in terms of employment rate, unemployment rate, population growth over the years, expected pop. growth, crime rate, air pollution,traffic, etc.5.

I am curious about using this to drive traffic to a site as well, with articles.

Residential tenants aren't going to want the noise and traffic from the warehouse user and the industrial tenant isn't going to want the hassle of complaining residents next door.Any chance that could be remedied by converting the warehouse to more residential units?

From New Britain to Hartford there is a devoted road (converted rail track) for the buses to run on avoiding I84 traffic, which btw is under construction this summer.As for the multiple duplexes in Bristol- the money is made on the buy side.  

assuming all financial factors are the same, including number of units and physical condition, would you prefer a rental on a busy or quite street?

Then turn back to them and say, "you know, we'll be generating a lot of traffic at this open house and it won't be a fit for everyone. 

I see you haven't listed it, but if you don't already have it, a website with a good SEO would be helpful for capturing traffic from those organic searches as well.

Additionally, why would neighbors sign off on more people/traffic on their street. 

Which side of the street is it on in relation to daily traffic flows?