Investing in this property on Locust Street in Philadelphia, PA, was driven by its prime location in Center City, offering proximity to cultural landmarks, business hubs, and vibrant city life.

Their business culture is very relationship oriented.

I don't know if it's just because there's so much work or if it's just part of the culture up here.

"And yeah, the melt-down of our society does matter when were trying to convince the planet to use our USD as world reserve, it does matter that the society backing it is a dumpster fire, that = volatility"Like I said, the culture wars stuff in the US is insane, but why don't you also take an honest look at the social and demographic issues that these countries are dealing with?

It is so refreshing to be a part of this culture.  

This is same question why in US we have culture of tipping when other country do not , also why in Us there are just so many added layer fee for attorney , legal and sort of.To be quick , higher commission in US happened because American way of doing business is not efficient, there are layers for law, legal and attorney fee.

Quote from @Milton Chamberlain: Hi Joe,KC provides a wide variety of investment opportunities with its cultural city point and wide variety of standalone suburbs and (further out) rural farm communities.

I continued to market the property and inform my buyers of the culture of the area as they viewed it.

Rents are down 10% and falling.As @Joshua Rice said, there was already a WFH culture particularly in tech.

Culture of the group - is it established & maintained?