This is mostly due to the fact that the home will be vacant and undergoing construction.

I wouldn't buy something this skinny in a C area unless I knew it was going to undergo some gentrification next week.No harm in offering what works, though.  

But specifically the energy corridor (out I-10 west towards Katy) and up north (Spring, Humble, The Woodlands) is undergoing major job growth and expansion.

Okay, so I'm learning more and more about my insurance needs:Builder's Risk Policy - when undergoing renovationsVacant Home Policy - when house is renovated, but emptyLandlord's Policy - when the house is rentedSo, what kind of protection do I need for my business?

As you know, Manayunk is undergoing a lot of new apartment construction with prices for a 1 bed unit asking around $1500+.

I am an OB/GYN currently undergoing additional training in high risk pregnancy.

The properties I was trying to comp are located near a downtown area which is currently undergoing a lot of new development, and one of the investors I work with is seeking to buy properties in the area.

Obtained a rehab loan from a local non-profit as the neighborhood was undergoing revitalization.  

Provo specifically is undergoing some law changes that aren’t fantastic for landlords or for residents for that matter but that’s my opinion. 

I have recently purchased a building and it is undergoing renovations.