That is also the direction away from the public transportation.

Modular's have less problems if built on site and not transported by axle and completed as a mobile with a HUD tag. 

@Jack SeidenGrocery stores don’t have to provide food for people who can’t or won’t pay; transportation services don’t have to provide rides for people laid off who can’t afford rides; doctors don’t have to provide medical services for uninsured who can’t pay; but property owners have to provide housing, and sometimes utilities for tenants who don’t pay.

This mainly means that it is close to transportation and no more than 30-40 minutes from Manhattan (I work in the city), and has good parks nearby to run/cycle.

The prominent industries in BHAM include: banking, finance, manufacturing, transportation, distribution and logistics, biotechnology, IT, corporate mine & most importantly UAB school of Medicine was ranked 10th in the Nation for Primary Care.

You also want good access to public transportation and/or easy access to a main road.

Check backpacks, shoes and clothing after using public transportation or visiting theaters.

Here is the specific wording I'm referring to:"Daily transportation expenses you incur while traveling from home to one or more regular places of business are generally nondeductible commuting expenses.

Foremost is who we use and they were great to work with when we had a claim on transportation. 

https://www.houston.org/assets/pdf/economy/Employm...The Partnership’s forecast calls for job growth in 14 sectors: manufacturing; wholesale trade; retail trade; transportation, warehousing and utilities; finance and insurance; real estate; business, professionaland technical services; educational services; health care; administrative services; arts and entertainment; accommodation and food services; other services; and government.