Marijuana has been decriminalized in NY.

More homeless people peeing on the sidewalks, people smoking marijuana in the streets and overall less policing.

So there is high demand.The one thing I do wonder though is if the incoming Attorney General begins to enforce federal law regarding marijuana, what effect that might have on the Denver market.

Not sure if I can mention this, but the marijuana industry is growing pretty fast there, so there are jobs and don't see this fading away anytime soon. :-)I hope this helps in your endeavors, but that's what makes life fun.  

My neighborhood has officially tipped.Among many other factors, the legalization of marijuana was the single biggest force in turning the neighborhood around.  

I live in Colorado, where both medical & recreational marijuana is legal.  

She was stunned to find out that it doesn't go on until Oct 1st.The next was the newly arrived refugee couple complaining about the smell of marijuana permeating into their unit. 

I’m not very well versed when it comes to the risks of growing marijuana in ones home.

Tenant C reported on Apr 10 that she smelled marijuana so strongly when she woke up that she had to open up her windows to air it out. 

Every time I step into their apartment or the door is open it WREAKS of marijuana (still ILLEGAL in PA).