Officials in towns like Lansing and Trumansburg have said they can't imagine logistics on such a regulation.

Tom is correct from a logistics standpoint.

It’s not quite as straightforward as listing a bunch of blocks to stay away from, since it’s so large and intricate.

Maintenance, winterization, and logistics are real—but the education and perspective on the RVer journey were worth it.

Once your local team is solid, you can focus on marketing and optimizing revenue, instead of juggling logistics.

The challenge was ensuring all paperwork and logistics were handled correctly in a very short timeframe.

Probably me if it happens, though logistically with my job benefits it’s more prudent to probably be my husband.

Good information in this post, though I’d be cautious about characterizing the arrival of a single employer or agency—no matter how large—as an inflection point.The more nuanced truth is that Huntsville has seen strong job growth for many years thanks to the constant influx of new employers (or incumbents expanding), including the FBI, Under Armor, Parsons, Fifth/Third, Glaukos, SpaceFactory, Total Quality Logistics (TQL), and so on.The point is that Huntsville’s growth seems like a secular, broad-based trend more than anything else, and so market performance is likely to be influenced by that rather than the arrival of U.S.

Do you find tenants are usually receptive to that, or do they worry about the logistics of moving out even temporarily?

Columbus, Ohio, is quietly emerging as one of the strongest examples of this trend.Why Columbus Stands Out for Investors:Affordability with Strong Returns – Home prices remain accessible compared to national averages, while median rents have shown consistent growth, creating favorable rent-to-price ratios.Population and Job Growth – With Ohio State University, a robust healthcare system, and major employers expanding—most notably Intel’s $20B investment—Columbus is attracting new residents at one of the fastest rates in the Midwest.Revitalization and Development – Significant city and private investments are reshaping downtown and surrounding neighborhoods, fueling appreciation and long-term demand.Investor-Friendly Climate – Ohio remains comparatively landlord-friendly, allowing owners to better protect cash flow and streamline operations.Strategic Location – Columbus sits within a day’s drive of 50% of the U.S. population, strengthening its role as a logistics and business hub.The Takeaway: Columbus is no longer just a “stable” Midwest market—it is evolving into a growth-oriented environment where investors can combine cash flow with appreciation potential.