In general, more renters are attracted to newer construction with more amenities, with good transportation, but it all really comes down to affordability.

Things I look at are the largest employers of the area and how they are doing, big projects the city is investing in such as public transportation, airport construction at the closest large airport, population growth rate are some examples.

Also look for public transportation many city residents take the bus in so proximity to public transportation as well as resorts Mt.

I have had two relatives in a group home one is blind, autistic, WC his bound his home had 24 hour staff care, a van for transport, 6 residents.

But I know there are some uses where it makes a strong case to outperform traditional developing and when the industry works out some of the initial kinks in design, manufacturing, and transporting I think there is tremendous upside and possibilities. 

Plumbers and builders get discounts there, and often pass most of that savings onto you (but not all, they have to make money on it if they're going to guarantee the work for any time and transport the stuff for you).

Nearby cities with universities and good transportation to/from Barcelona will offer higher ROIs in the short term.

yup MH dealer would probably be a good thing.. then buy them direct from factory. trying to find used MH is a full time job.. then you have to break them down transport them then put them back up.and they are just maintenance hogs..

The bill goes before the Transportation, Housing and Local Government committee on March 1.

Transportation Fees?