Hi BP NationI am a full time software engineer working in downtown Chicago.

Look at the makeup on the North side, there are not many condo buildings once you get away from downtown or the lake, and there are not many bigger lots to develop them on.  

It's stucco and there is little or no cracking evident.Anyone able to confirm that that those prices per foot seem reasonable for downtown Summerville law offices, accountant offices, etc?  

Started a new thread instead of getting lost in the huge one.Lets have a BP meet up at downtown or sugar house bar.RSVP here so I can get a estimate on how many people so we can pick a good location.6pm to around 7 or 8pm.Lets hangout have a beer and talk real estate.

I think about where I would want to live and think, Coral Gables, Brickell, Downtown and all these crazy expensive places which I know is probably not a good place to start when buying my first property.

I went to the recorder office in downtown miami fl to record a affidavit and memorandum of purchase and sale agreement and I was told they no longer do that..I was like wow!!!..

It may not be as crucial in a "macro" market like Las Vegas, where blanket values, or the same values can be determined for most homes based on whether they're located north, south, east, and west of downtown Vegas.

Inventory is scarce in Downtown JC (down 29% from this time last year) which is causing major growth in Bergen Lafayette.

I do mostly new development around Denver downtown with a couple local builders, so we are constantly looking for older homes to tear down and rebuild with something new. 

I have family around that way and have contemplated "walking for dollars" in their downtown area to get a vibe of that area.