While in school I am learning an immeasurable amount of techincal knowledge, gaining meangingful relationships with friends and professors.

Now we have murals on the side of my house and West Point professors buying the townhomes next to me for literally 50 times more than I paid for my property just a few years ago.

My professor summed up what it meant, and I didn't get the chance to have him clarify what it means exactly.

Judson Jahn is my old real estate law professor at Clemson University is real estate attorney out of Seneca.  

I'm also a professor at JSU. 

Our unit is between 2 universities with large numbers of visiting professors so finding tenants who need fully furnished apartments for extended stays during the academic year is easy. 

I had a professor that said ethics are rules that are developed by people who have full stomachs that want to keep their stomachs full.

I am completely panic stricken as I am a UCSF professor of pediatric palliative care and don't have a ton of money to throw around.Any advice would be welcome.Thanks

Techy/educational jobs tend to attract folks that want to live in the city, it seems, as we've seen many students and professors looking at properties near Tower Grove.The B-C neighborhoods you're likely going to be looking at would be North/South Hampton, Bevo, Dutchtown, Cherokee/Benton Park West, maaaybe Fox Park.

The rent went from $1,350 to $1,750 when a professor from Brooklyn came to teach at the local university.