I will say most developers today in the LA urban markets are building for millennials, which suggests more studios and one bedroom units.

The distribution centers recently built by Amazon and U-Line on the I-94 corridor are gigantic.

I want to invest in a place where there is upcoming new development - new factory, train station, corporate office or shopping center.For example I know that recently Amazon open new warehouse in Euclid.Is anyone know about new development in cuyahoga county?

I got a ton of used books on Amazon (pre-kindle days) and read them all.

Along with past growth, that I see continuing, I also know that Amazon still has Columbus as a potential location for HQ2.

In Seattle over the next two years you have Facebook doubling their Seattle area head count, Microsoft is opening their new bigger campus, Amazon has a couple more office buildings that will be completed and Google is taking over additional office space....along with a bunch of smaller growing companies continuing to expand and bring in high paid talent.I would do anything I could to not sell the Seattle property.

While Caterpillar, Raytheon, and Amazon have garnered much attention as they start or expand operations in Tucson, less attention has been given to companies like Vector Space Systems, Home Goods, Hexagon Mining, Comcast and Ernst & Young which collectively will bring 2,500 jobs and over $1.5 billion of economic impact to the local economy.

I'm considering the rental options for a studio in Midtown Houston. 

You can use the desktop version of QuickBooks Pro for $189.00 (one user) on sale at Amazon till the end of June.

Especially if Amazon or Apple ends up there.