A quick search will lead interested parties to this insightful piece.We are particularly excited about the prospects of creating large parks, expansive green spaces, and potential sports venues such as those catering to music, soccer, and baseball.

Downtown went from a no high rises and a homeless overrun area to an eclectic mecca of art, food, and music.

San Diego isn't just 1.3 million people, but includes close to 3 million Mexicans from TJ. 

La Quinta is also dealing with pushback from locals despite being excellent at enforcement, and stiffened the fines and penalties and dis-allowed outdoor music/sound on July 15th with a change to their ordinance.Lots to learn! 

Give more details to help you make a decision.Austin seems to have more art, music, creative architechure, and all around more receptive of creativity which I’m into.

With this rental income, our income, and two side gigs I have (tutoring and playing music) we are easily able to save 3k / month and we don't know where we should invest it.Two months ago we built up our emergency fund, then dipped into it for a dental emergency (thank god we had it), and now it's back to where it needs to be.

This is why most Mexican developers are wealthy families using their own money.

It also means that the music will soon stop for all-time high short term money market yields and investors will have to search elsewhere.

We are human, we cook big meals, turn on music, invite friends/family over, and enjoy ourselves on the weekends. 

Troy Hill, Millvale, Spring Hill, Summer Hill, Marshall Shadeland, Observatory Hill, Mexican War Streets, Bellevue and Brighton Heights neighborhoods are some worth looking into!