Cooltown Studios Digs Buffalo Rising Online
Cooltown Studios (based in Washington, DC) designs and invests in next gen urban neighborhoods. They link 40$M in investment capital with proven, innovative developers who want to set a new standard for quality and innovation in real estate development.
Cooltownis founding director, Neil Takemoto, publishes a popular New Urbanist blog that's a great resource for innovative ideas about what folks are doing to "attract creative, entrepreneurial markets that significantly increase quality of life and local economic development."
And Neil digs Buffalo Rising Online. He writes, in part:
How to do a local blog for the creative class
Oeif you want nice, brief, crisp profiles on the creative and progressive, then having it organized by food and drink; housing developments; free stuff; music; shopping etc. with compelling color photos to match, then Buffalo Rising is the model.
Think wikipedia + photo gallery + local entertainment guide.
Read the rest of what he has to sayOeand check out the rest of his blog. Pretty cool.

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NuBuff
I read Cooltown all the time. Great exposure! People on the outside are starting to get that Buffalo and Buffalorising are on the come up!
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BuffaloPundit
This is great. Congratulations to you guys. This is truly ground-breaking and hype-worthy.
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BuffaloKate
Congratulations! Some well deserved praise!
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Jessica
That's awesome! It must be so validating to have people paying attention. By drawing attention to what's good about Buffalo and doesn't fit the old stereotypes, you've become one of those things in the process.
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