GM had an EV in the 90s until they sold the battery tech to Exxon, who refused to license it for use in transportation to protect the $2B/day oil industry.Tesla has rapidly developed their battery tech in the last decade and is introducing a 1M battery next year.

I have been very interested in the Spring market as the new Exxon HQ is coming in March 2015 which should boulster demand. 

But Texas also has some strong tenant protection laws, especially regarding the return of security deposits.The Woodlands/Conroe is obviously a very hot area, and will only get hotter as Exxon/Mobil finishes their new campus in the Woodlands.

. :) Also you should learn the rules of Baseball and forget whatever love you may have for the game of Soccer.As far as growth, Conroe had the highest percentage growth (7.8%) in the nation for 2016, and there's no real primary industry (although I suspect the nearby Exxon relocation may play some part in that recent growth) and there are several large developments underway. 

It's close to Exxon which is the biggest well paying employer in the area. 

(AAT) - 3.83% RoECousins Properties Incorporated (CUZ) - 2.03% RoEIf you want to find something in that range, you need to look at megacorps like Exxon Mobil (18.27% RoE).But in BP-land, 15-20% isn't good enough - I've gotta go for the hot markets!

In addition to Shell's current project - PTT and Exxon are already eyeing properties.

Add to this a higher interest rate in credit cards or a car loan or both and a more expensive gas per gallon ( and it's happening, chevron and Exxon just posted their first positive quarter profits in their last years) and this is a perfect recipe for a great crash and all your tenants will go back to mom and pa and you're out of the business and lose all your properties.

If you look at most major corporations in the US, such as Microsoft, Exxon, BP, Wal Mart, Ford, Cisco, Intel, etc..., I bet they have stock owners who also fund terrorists.

The La Brea tar pits aren't Exxon's fault.