This is due to the relatively low purchase price for an urban market as stable as Baltimore and the presence of a large low-middle market population.5) Stability - contrary to what you read about, Baltimore is very stable.

I have some land (with a house of no value on it) that I purchased in a tax sale almost 2 yrs ago that I plan to hold just a bit longer as the urban sprawl is headed its way and I'm certain developers will want it.

Well, what we should really look at for the problem is ourselves (collectively, as a society).

High performing school districts in suburban areas, revitalizing neighborhoods in urban cores, waterfront properties in areas where water access fetches a premium are all solid candidate locations. 

It’s a textbook kind of book from the Urban Land Institute.

It is time to ask for some help making a new strategy for my mixed-use property.Background:I have a mixed use multi-family building in a commercial district zoned as Urban Mix.

What social impact does real estate have in our society and why?

I would recommend to not fear spending +25k (depending on the size and comps).The other environment in Warren is a place where it "looks" peaceful but the area is very similar to urban Detroit. 

The whole area is one long depressing stretch of liqueur stores punctuated by used tire stores with regular stretches of urban decay.If you're interested in MI for turn key purposes, check out Grand Rapids.

From the Urban Dictionary:"make it rain"When you're in da club with a stack, and you throw the money up in the air at the strippers.