The progression of our recovery (CRE) has obviously made sense - The top 5 to 10 major cities have recovered first with Large Class A+ properties in A+ areas (CBD's) being picked up first.

As a comparison, there will still houses with multiple bedrooms going for $500 - $700 a night a couple weeks out.Now if our place was down in the Garden District or CBD, we could have gotten more. 

Account ClosedCan't comment on the commercial side of things, I just know with the influx of CBD and Dispensaries it has driven the $/sqft for commercial leases very high.

Or extract Industrial Hemp for CBD - 1000p costs 30k - Yields 10-14% (100-140p) @ $1000 a pound and being able to extract 1000p a day you’ll clear $600k min a month.

Thanks Zac.Surrounding areas in the New Orleans CBD are great for rental properties.

Also looking for investors interested in Chicago - currently selling several attractive new build family townhomes in Old Irving Park, 13KM NW of the CBD. 

. - About $5 billion in new construction is underway in the downtown CBD.- The city budget saw a $50 million surplus last year.- Pension liabilities are at least 75% funded, which is better than most cities its size or larger. - The Cleveland Metro School District just passed a $67/yr million citywide property tax hike that is touted to vastly improve the quality of inner-city education through the use of specialized boarding schools, targeting high-crime neighborhoods, and other innovative secondary education techniques.- Downtown residential population is increasing at 20% per year or greater, and more than 5,000 brand new units from converted downtown office buildings will come online in the next 18 months.

or if was thc, or cbd?

I am looking at a historic property, about 25,000 SF in a CBD in a small/medium east coast city.

We used to tell prospective investors to stay clear of Dexter and Linwood, but in the past year or so have seen alot of activity and the development from CBD has spread which is affecting these areas now.