Lyford Quay is interesting....if it weren't for the bugs.....and the black people...otherwise I could never have Pabst over.
Like when we were buying condos in Sydney's CBD at AUD .57 and the developers were guaranteeing the lease at 7% for the first four years?
remember schools are very important....but when an area really really gets hot ...they dont matter at all because private schools are opened....and very good ones at that...expensive ones ie 35k per yr per child minimum a great question is ....where are private schools good ones thinking about opening....and why g
some interesting areas i like california....san luis obisbo...up and comming australia.....queensland....noosa heads to mackay also promising new zealand....gisbourne ......really nice sri lankas ..east coast oceanfront zanzibar....magnificant virginias....east coast...... eluthera...50 miles from miami really cheep lots costa ricas...osa peninsula on the pacific tanzanias east coast vietnam between danang and natrang oceanfront honduras is also hot la paz in baja mexico ..................just a few to examine on the web ...g
One point I am going to research regarding downtowns. I am going to focus on the areas around "landmark" buildings. These landmarked buildings may be a "center" to holding or offer appreciating value depending on their use. Suppose history has shown that the last building standing in a revitalized area, and ready to be torn down because it is worth more as a different use but now landmarked. My idea would be to extrapolate the value in reverse. With more activists being gatekeepers of neighborhoods, a building might have landmarked (or proposed) status yet the neighborhood has not even begun to be developed. It might be a better place to start looking rather than just plunk down some money on a place because it is shiny and new, a developer may not have considered anything except for the ease of building or the low land costs.