I must admit,  having tax, cpa and LLC formation under one roof is attractive to me for ease of transactions.

The only people you will attract are those who can't get bank loans and that's probably not the investor you want...If you want to sell to an investor, structure the deal so it is attractive to investors- figure out a competitive cap rate and back in your numbers from there. 

The road is not in, the water main not installed, the sewer main and laterals not installed, etc.Just having the engineering done, and the plan approved, adds significant value to the land, and makes it attractive to a developer who now, doesn't have to go through all that work.

Although the Washington returns are attractive, the politics are scary as an investor.

Yes, you attract more people with an updated look. not sure they pay more, as the previous poster said look at direct competition.

I’m curious how other landlords or managers are attracting travel nurses to your MTR?

In real estate, the question is: What kind of tenant do you want to attract?

Even if it seems financially attractive, factors like the property's location and condition will impact on the level of challenges and the frequency you will experience. 

Could it be they have too many "students" or are they simply using "shills" and "influencers" to make them seem larger than they are thus attracting more people to give them their hard earned money. 

This veto demonstrates, again, that the city and its people are not that interested in bringing in things to attract citizens to move there.