Why do I like the place I live?

my place has good transport, water and electricity facility. my place also has many shopping malls and Multiplex for entertainment purpose. All the above qualities of my place make it best and I feel very much proud to have my home in the centre of of this beautiful place.

How do you love the place where you live?

Here are 7 I suggest to sink your own real or adopted hometown deeper into your heart.

1. Get to know the history of where you live.
2. Explore on Foot or Bike.
3. Embark on Microadventures (Even to Chintzy Places)
4. Read the Local Paper.
5. Volunteer.
6. Be a Regular Somewhere.
7. Find Other Ways to Meet People in Your Community.

What does love where you live mean?

If you have been following us for the last year you have probably seen the phrase “Love Where You Live” quite a bit around here. The heartbeat of this phrase is the meaning of loving where you live in location, but more importantly, loving where you are in life. Loving where you are in the moment.

What is why I Love where I live?

Why I Love Where I Live is a movement committed to cultivating a love for their city that shows itself in beauty and active engagement. Through resources, a connected online community, and a local shop, Why I Love Where I Live wants you to love where you live and seek its good, regardless of where that is.

What makes people feel attached to their communities?

I got to wondering about the idea because of the recently released results of a Gallup survey called “ Soul of the Community ,” which shows that people feel attached to places primarily because of qualities like beauty and social openness, rather than more hard-edged economic factors. The response from you was immediate and tremendous.

Who do residents view their communities as good places for?

This is regarding whether residents view their communities as good places for different groups, including older people, families with children, young adults without children, racial and ethnic minorities, immigrants, gays and lesbians, and young, talented college graduates looking for work.

What’s it like to live in Jersey City?

The Jersey City skyline at sunset.Photo: Sarah Goodyear I love my Jersey City, N.J., neighborhood because of: View of Manhattan and the Hudson River from my living room window. Density — the opposite of sprawl. Each human takes up less acreage. Living in a high-rise means we get to meet congenial neighbors.