Keep in mind I don't see these moves as being permanent but rather like establishing stations or hubs in investment markets of interest for 1 to 2 years. 

For now I'm still being a bit cautious—and it gives me an excuse to get away with the hubs for the weekend. ;)

The remaining funds will go toward increases in performance-based incentive plans for salaried employees•$1.5 billion voluntary contribution to the FedEx pension plan•$1.5 billion investment to expand the FedEx Express Indianapolis hub over the course of the next seven years.

Yes Utah is the MLM hub of the United States, and has a ton of scary real estate investing guru programs. 

My belief in the Bay Area is driven by continued growth in population driven by tech company growth, large demographic/population of high wage earners, and that the Bay Area will remain the primary tech hub and attract out of state people.I don't plan to sell in the next 5 to 10 years, and I am willing to hold for the long-term.

I did end up getting Yale smart locks with a Samsung Smartthings Hub.

Situations that I have stepped into that make life interesting are meth-ed hoarders, crack heads, gangs, porn production, prostitution ring, rats, raccoons, bad remodeling, half finished construction jobs, fire (but not brimstone), flood, heirs that were in prison...good grief..just a whole bunch of trouble. 

@Preston Brown exactly, it's an area that has the capacity for growth but maintains easy access to downtown and transportation hubs.

The hard part for a lot of members are the transient nature of our jobs doesn't allow for single location networking or being near a huge hub for those options.

Hub city is part of my tri-state stake.