Managing Neighborhood Nightlife Issues

The Javera Group provides research, analysis and technical assistance to help businesses, residents and government better assess the economic, cultural and social dynamics of nighttime activity, so that they can create culturally vibrant and safe neighborhoods, 24 hours a day.

The Javera Group:

Helps stakeholders better understand the issues in their districts so they can better manage common challenges—such as noise, safety and cleanliness—that often cause conflict.
Builds partnerships among business, governmental and community stakeholders to create a solutions-based approach to minimize the impact of hospitality and nightlife businesses on neighboring residents.
Conducts workshops and trainings in nightlife management, using case studies and best practices from across the world.
Provides direct technical assistance and referrals to help resolve specific problems between nightlife venues and residents.

ABOUT US

Cities grow and change. So do the challenges of those who develop and manage them. The Javera Group helps BIDs, government agencies, business and community groups build safe, sustainable, and vibrant urban neighborhoods where people and place matter.

Planning and Community Developement efforts can fail when they overlook small businesses, certain types of businesses and hard-to-reach residents. At the same time, key community stakeholders often lack the tools, consensus and support they really need to implement plans and sustain revitalization efforts.

The Javera Group attacks those problems. We help neighbors, businesses and government agencies understand the impact of community development and create imaginative solutions to the challenges that face city neighborhoods.

We engage diverse cross-sections of the community in the planning process. We tap into local history, culture and sense of place to develop sustainable and inclusive economic development plans and dynamic community building events. We help bring stakeholders together, build consensus and maximize participation.

PEOPLE + PLACE MATTER