So I said out loud to my husband 'who in their right mind would plant all this bamboo on their property??'

I found this article stating that there's been an increase in water / sewage due to recent construction at the water treatment plant, but these bills are hundreds of percent more than i've been paying over the years.Anyone in the Binghamton area having a similar experience?

Tropical REIA (2nd Wednesday evening of the month) and Coffee with Investors in Delray (2nd Saturday of the month) are my two favorite and I'm always at them.   

I am looking at a particular market that is very similar to Sparks Nevada PRE Tesla (in a state in the Eastern seaboard) that has a new High Tech employer moving (actually building a new plant from scratch) into area and is projected to bring 3200 high tech mfg jobs to area.I for example can buy Single Family in this area today while prices are still reasonable but would not be able to raise rents above the current local rent average until time that the new Tech Company's plant is up and running and employees have relocated to area from California.

Plant some marigolds and petunias this spring in front of those junipers.

Don't tell them they need to "move out" because mentally that plants a seed of doubt in their mind that they might be homeless, be sure to say they need to find another apartment so there is no doubt that they will be able to do so.

Older buildings are more expensive to rehab, some of the structure does not meet today's codes, therefore required all new mechanicals having to dig up streets to install outside plant first.

Learn how the city is growing and plant yourself in the middle of it. 

This could be a great plant of filled with issues.

Maybe plant bushes to not have to weed eat?