@Jason Chambers @Sharika L.

And so now we attend the local MAC (Military Advisory Committee, I think) meetings, where military members meet up monthly with Chamber of Commerce representatives, and work together for some common goals. 

If you'd can't find it, call your local chamber of commerce.

Local Chambers of Commerce will also have numbers you can use.

Another good source of economic data (can be turned in information) may be your local EDC, or economic development corporation or chamber of commerce.Please feel free to reach out to me if you have more questions.All the best to you!

You could also look through the RE section of the chamber business directory (http://www.tracychamber.org/business-directory).

That process can be lengthy, so they should know of plans in the works long before ground is broken.Another source of information would be your local Chamber of Commerce &/or Economic Development Corporation. 

Just seeing the impacts in Houston, even if folks have insurance, businesses may be hurt or shut down and tourism impacted for quite some time  Understanding what the city is supporting to encourage growth in the area by visiting local chamber of commerce sites and zoning / planning.  

I've read the chamber of commerce posts and found where the city is injecting money but those areas don't attract very solid renters.  

@Matthew YovichCall the chamber president ask who they like in the local banks get a referral use the name drop of the pres when calling.