Agree, with Michael it's the lock since it's exposed to the exterior temperature and not the hub. 

And it seems that all the BPOs I see are on commercial property where comps are VERY DIFFICULT, properties like marinas, event centers, rural warehouses, etc.  

The other thing we did is place a temperature sensor in the boiler and it alerts us if the boiler temperature goes below a certain level.

Berkeley will increasingly be sought after as temperatures rise and inland metros become uninhabitable. 

I started my real estate investing journey this year with the private purchase of a off market house that went awesome.I then found a interesting triplex/warehouse property, went and looked at it with the listing realtor, crunched the numbers and decided that it made financial sense.

The winter and summer temperatures wouldn't work letting a rabbit roam in the garage.

Rising temperatures, increased frequency of wildfires, and more severe weather events have heightened awareness about environmental safety.

I'm about to embark on my first commercial real estate development project.I plan to buy a ~1acre property in Georgia to construct a 20,000sqft building with the following breakdown:8,000sqft retail space7,000sqft warehouse space5,000sqft office spaceI'll be using some of the office space and warehouse space for myself.

Renters Warehouse mate,Didn't you guys just sell to the Japanese?

At a glance, a pool would serve more guests, especially in hot temperatures like the markets you mentioned.