A primary location is one of the very best locations in a gateway city in terms of traffic count, accessibility, and affluence of the neighborhood.

So there's lots of foot traffic.

Constant different traffic.  

Mixed zoning is a good thing as the density is lower for traffic and parking. 

Cleveland is a low cost area, we only have moderate traffic, have the Rock Hall, a world class medical facility in the Cleveland Clinic, World Series contending Indians, Champion Cavaliers and plenty more. 

I have very low rates in hopes of directing more traffic to my place. 

At least for someone like me who hates traffic.

Like any major metro there are some downsides, like traffic, which was just rated as some of the worst in the nation.  

Additionally, our existing tenants in the cases of multifamily would not be likely to stay if there’s a lot of in and out traffic in the neighboring unit.

They still have pile height, but the traffic areas have 'clumped' fibers, instead of those individual fibers you see on new carpet.It's always when the house is vacant that tenants notice these things.