As far as the picture...going to take care of that tonight after work and the gym

I know here in Hoboken, the brownstones and the smaller buildings with only 1 or 2 units are often preferred and more expensive, versus the brand new buildings with 20 units, an elevator and a gym. 

My friend is looking to open a gym and wants to rent a building for that purpose.

@Tyler KayeWell things like a playground gym and or like some kind club house.

As I was driving home from the gym I drove pass a bandit sign with the words "Investors  seeking students" with a number at the bottom and offering between 2k - 100k a year.

-To be financially free from all debt obligations -To be able to give/tithe freely and frequently-To be able to see all 30 MLB stadiums, open a gym, and start a Youth Church camp. 

Midtown is being dominated by WSU, Detroit Medical Center, Cardinal Health, Henry Ford Hospital, and the Illitch's(Little Caesars, Red Wings, Tigers, and now Pistons).In each of these cases providing workers/residents mean spin-off business have appeared(gyms, coffee shops, bars) or established businesses have made major upgrades(some liquor stores don't have bulletproof glass in midtown, or the bowling alley adding a cafe and event space.All development is subsidized by tax breaks/credits in all cities.

Didnt plan on that happening when i left for the gym that morning.

We're not talking about posting pics of puppies or selfies you took at the gym, so don't think of it as wasting time - its business.

New construction apartments can hit $2, but in fairness they include public spaces like a gym or a coffee lounge.You don't need to make all your money on your first deal.