Also, I'll be working in Midtown, so the traffic isn't quite as bad as downtown but still definitely something to consider.

I am an agent and am listing a property that is getting a lot of investor traffic and offers.

A site that large will most likely need an architect, civil engineer, traffic consultant, impact engineer, attorney, and perhaps a wetland engineer if there is a creek. 

Well not to hijack this thread and squak 72XX, but you're cleared for takeoff, runway one eight, turn right heading two four zero, climb and maintain three thousand, slow traffic Army UH-1 at two thosuand VFR, five miles, two o'clock, report three thousand, wind calm, altimeter two niner zero three, good day!

On FSBO.com, there is less traffic and the listings are years old.

If it's a through street, artery, one way to motivate a city to take the street is to put up a barrier and stop through traffic, post it as a private street, residents only.

Very quiet, no traffic, and I know all the neighbors.

Once I focused on one, I took off.Mistakes along the way: Bought a home on a major traffic street, still made money but the high risk was not worth the reward, bought a rehab project that had a legal garage conversion to add sq. footage to home.

How come there is traffic on a holiday?

Will definitely keep learning, I want to have a strong plan in place for the new year.We're getting good pretty foot traffic so far in the house, hoping to get an offer before year end!