My wife is at a yoga retreat in Bali and wondered why she would be getting a call like this! 

All that said, I think the Tim Ferriss podcast was a miss.I listened about halfway through and was trying to wrap my head around what he was saying about his "10 day retreat of silence", psychedelics, deep dark places, needing a Psych PhD to keep him on the rails, questioning his own sanity and all that.   

There's a ton of bars, parks, restaurants and yoga studios that you can walk to.

In Atlantic City, there's a Yoga Studio that's been holding some great events for the area that involves social justice, developing the area, etc.

In addition to not paying their rent on time, they have also been operating an illegal prohibited business a yoga studio!

They can keep it as an executive retreat.

Condo associations add to the issues and expenses.It's great to have your own place to retreat to whenever you want - I'm at one of mine right now - but you really don't want to be the cheapest thing out there.  

Bay properties typically stagnate but do not retreat very far. 

See if you can see any signs of gentrification such as yoga studios, hippie restaurants etc.

Must be some new yoga thing I don't know about.