He says that in their internal meetings they are planning on an increase of around 1,000 students per year for the next 5 years, which is huge for a town of 18,000 people.Also, WVU Tech's sports teams are doing incredibly well right now.

Think of east coast rich people on bad romcoms or made-for-tv Christmas movies that talk about "summering in the Hamptons" with sweaters wrapped around their necks wearing collared shirts with no buttons, sporting bad hair cuts. 

Not sure if I will get in trouble for saying this but I’m not a huge sports fan...I know I know. 

There was one reason - I wanted lake front property and needed someone that specialized in understanding lake front property specific issues (EPA - building - pollution - water sports - lake level fluctuations)She came right out and asked me why and I told her.

Due to the time restraint of my sport and school, I have not had time to buy more properties in need of repair because I am too busy to do the work, and I don't have the money to pay a contractor right now.

I love to read, learn new things, meet new people and above all I'm a huge sports junky (GO CHIEFS).Looking forward to connecting with all of you!

Looks like folks are congregating in the Fuse Sports Bar.

I would love to meet and connect with like minded individuals who are on the similar journey or have achieved it and would like to banter about sports, dogs and our beloved Toronto Raptors.

Their downtown is always improving, they have the Indy 500, professional sports teams, great universities, all of which to me sound like great reasons for people of all ages to consider being there.  

While all of these areas will see increases in value in the next few years due to the major developments throughout Inglewood (Rams, Clippers, Sports & Events Center), the hottest markets will be the ones that offer both family and luxury lifestyle.