I still have a waiting list for my much higher priced California properties.

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Our West coast projects we have to hunt for indian burial grounds ( this is CA specific) on one project we found one .

Out here in CA I'm always interested in seeing the cost differential between our vertically integrated developer clients, and a retail build-out developer clients.

I used to leave a bottle of decent champagne when a guest mentioned they were visiting for a special occasion like an anniversary or something.

The difference being I think he lives in the metro area, and not in the surrounding area.As someone who hasn't been to Denver yet (planning on visiting in the summer - mid/late July), is Denver also a commuting city?  

However, this will be my first time to visit Mexico! 

Not that California is the norm but my instincts are to keep the estoppel and new ownership notice separate.

I have about 4 properties out of state and I live in California.

In all fairness though we are conservative and I personally go visit the market ( at my expense) and the individual we are going to work with before I start the program..