The only hope it has is to remove the democrats from power there, stop coddling the cartels and clean your forest floors.

The investment environment, especially for alternatives, is FAR more democratized and accessible than it was 20+ years ago.  

My point was only that the majority of people (it seems here and all over the news) prefer to think that this is the death of NYC and good riddance because we are all morons who vote for democrats.

With changes in the election and the platform the democrats ran on reducing carbon and sustainable energy there may be some discounts coming in the future.  

Gavin Newsom is pleading for the federal government to bail out his state as projected budget shortfalls for the coming fiscal year due to coronavirus-related shutdowns are expected to impact public service workers like police and firefighters first.But oddly, Newsom’s plea of poverty comes as he and the Democrat-led state legislature authorize tens of millions of dollars to be paid out to illegal aliens living in the state as part of a “coronavirus relief” plan.

We're launching a movement, democratizing education, and making local real estate development resources accessible in order to turbocharge local builders.

Republican or Democrat wants to be known as the person that shut down an affordable housing program on their watch.Something to think about.

And, to put things into perspective, I'm a moderate democrat and believe in tenant rights, but things have gotten ridiculous and Oakland is one of the worst as far as not seeing any landlord rights whatsoever.On the bright side, property value is still high in Oakland. 

I'm really against this trend - and I'm a registered democrat, albeit a moderate one. 

Just sayin'.That said, even though I'm a Democrat, I do really like TX.