For us, we were open to many neighborhoods, as long as they were walking distance to public transportation.

While proximity and transportation costs are certainly valid concerns, it's crucial to also assess the overall market conditions and potential profitability in each location.You mentioned that the market in Vegas doesn't seem to be doing well at the moment.

The biggest issue is transportation, after the obvious of permits to drill. 

This unity includes joint transportation, greenways, shopping districts and more. 

Theoretically, they could be transported...but with as much floor-to-ceiling glass that will be in it, it would be risky.

The unit has 2 floors, stainless steel appliances, and is close to transportation into NYC.  

This will cover transportation costs back to the US for anything major plus other medical.Non life threatening issues in Second and Third world; setting broken leg $50; MRI scan $200; Hip replacement $15,000; Chinese Acupuncturist $10/hour; US trained doctor $50/hour just because he wanted to talk with someone from the US; Prescription drugs being over the counter from Pharmacist cheap, etc.

I am not a stock guy but, anything that has to do with automated transportation seems like a great stock to get into now.

Great restaurants and bars, the best view of NYC from the waterfront, great access to transportation, including a 15 min drive to Newark Airport (once we do that again).

This population growth can lead to an increase in demand for housing, which can drive up property values.Infrastructure: The Emerald Coast has invested in infrastructure such as roads, airports, and public transportation, which can make it easier for people to live and work in the area.