Revitalization can put prime real estate back into productive use, because the area is located in strategic places near a waterfront, railroad and transportation routes up East and to the airport and surrounding popular city areas such as NYC and DC.


I live just 12 minutes north of Boston and we barely have any snow. 

Even if We know that Bayou City is facing the oil slump very hardly, but there niche and part of the town that still performing well because are occupied by different types of professionals figure that are working in sector like maritime transport, medical, manufacturing and distribution.My suggestion is to study the market, contact a local agent, read the news, and then make your decision based on real number and real prospective and area development.Once again, depending everything on what Submarket your are going to focus.

GreetingsI am new to the forums and look to contribute as much as I can.I have a couple questions for my Boston peers.

Thanks- happy hunting- looking forward to learning the bay area better- been here for two years but just starting to contemplate buying REI here, I own a property across the country in Boston.

5 seconds into that report Claude just emtnioned;"The Ontario government will spend $31.5 billion over the next 10 years to improve transit, transportation and other priority infrastructure projects.

Detroit is in the top 10 but Boston and DC are int he bottom 10.

I am from Boston but stayed in Berlin after hiking yesterday because I wanted to see for myself why houses were so cheap.

Its crazy I know but it is what it is.. that market is not like anything you would experience in the northeast save maybe the best parts of Manhattans or Boston  WA DC etc.

I believe there is some larger transportation projects starting out that way.