Arvada is definitely on our list, it's difficult for us Californians to get a pulse on the traffic situation because it's all relative.

Anywhere else in the northeast just doesn’t capture enough year-round traffic.

Hello,I would like to seek opinion from members on this board about my rental place that has been on the market for two months with very little to no traffic.I understand that Dec and January are slowest of all months in the NE but having unequivocally very little traffic is discouraging.

I still use it today mostly when buying as I have relationships with realtors in my markets that I let list my properties at no commission so they can get the buyer traffic.

Driving for dollars isn't a strategy that I planned on but since I love driving (through communities, not in traffic on the 5) it doesn't feel like work at all.

PPC has been driving traffic to my site, but after spending $500 on ppc in the last 2 weeks, I have only gotten 2 leads, one which is a mobile home in a rural area (unqualified), and one which is in a suburban area with code violations, but after trying to call them twice, I have not heard from them at all. 

7/11 likely dumped a ton of money into research on the area and saw a potential for something (returns, traffic ability, growth, etc).

If it's concert listings and traffic reports (like it is with Millvale), then I assume it's a working-class or better neighborhood.OK, on to the property itself. 

I've recently been utilizing Craigslist and social media to market our company to get some traffic on our phones.

It is further from the strip so traffic is at a bare minimum.