But neither the glass attraction nor high-altitude yoga classes apparently were enough to bring in the masses.

It should be obvious to anyone that's been here more than a day that you cannot breach that wall without turning a thread into full-contact warfare.

As the real estate market has shifted and adapted to the pandemic, we have had a unique opportunity to discover new ways of operating our real estate businesses remotely.I interviewed Therese Anderson from our 7 Figure Altitude group.

Well I can certainly understand how you missed it, since I only mentioned it about 5 times (as well multiple times by multiple others in this thread).Its exceedingly simple and if you had done any real research it would have jumped off the page and slapped you right in the face.The primary members of the group floating this proposal are the very same coalition that have been attempting to over turn IN TOTALS Prop 13 for many years, but have as to date failed miserably in their efforts to destroy it for all.So now they have reverted to some of the most despicable divide and conquer tactics of class warfare by nakedly and shamelessly pandering to people's envy of those they perceive to have more than they do.

Have you tried reaching out to a low altitudes commercial leasing agent to ask what their experience has been or called a city planner ?

I currently am in graduate school at Purdue University and am an active duty Cryptologic Warfare Officer.I have been learning and had underwritten multiple deals to learn about commercial multi-family properties, and have had the opportunity to network with some syndication teams.

Class warfare at its finest. 

If the state government REALLY wanted to assist the renters, they would provide a stimulus check and pay their rent during this time.Here in NY it has become complete class warfare and I don't like it one bit. 

hey all, im an engineer by trade, been working on RF Electronic warfare systems for our national security systems for about 10 years.

However, many elected officials are participating in class warfare and are pandering to what they see as a larger voting base (there are many more tenants than landlords in their constituents).This is reason #87 to avoid investing in these overreaching, tenant-friendly states.