I am personally curious as to what will become of the area just north of downtown between I-45 and US 59 (Northside Village) as I suspect many people wanting to be in the heights will settle just to the east.Another area of interest is the properties located just east of 288 between 288 and the University of Houston.

We purchased a studio apartment in Whistler, BC the main requirements for our purchase was being in the village and purchasing in a building with the fewest rental restrictions possible.

I'm living in the Old Village and I'm not sure we can sustain this level of appreciate much longer. 

I started with a triplex in Charles Village and lived in one and rented out the other two.

Creekside at Tryon Village       1.45%                              $237,0915.  

Planning to buy in the Washington Village/Pigtown area, as that is where I've been renting the past two years. 

My first house was in suburban Prairie Village, KS and it had a basement.

@Benjamin ReemsnyderI went to grade school in the Clintonville area and at one point lived in the German Village area.

Certainly it looks like there is a lot to learn here.Also I almost forgot to mention, I am currently living in New York's East Village, but planning on moving back to Greenwich, CT in a few months (back with my parents) while I work on my new platform.

Ocala doesn't have the big, steady employment base of the big Florida cities, which is a negative, but does have a few growing industries, growing retirement base, the Villages is close by, etc.