There are definitely prime areas surrounding the main bar/restaurant districts that go fast. 

I'm an investor and investor friendly agent servicing Philadelphia and the surrounding areas.

For now I've been looking at the surrounding areas where the prices are a lot more manageable but I'm still figuring out how that process would work for me. 

They have all stated that there criteria for membership are strict having to live, work or worship in the local or surrounding areas.

I know a lot will depend on the market and cost barrier to enter, but I am looking in both my home market of Atlanta, GA and surrounding area, as well as in Ohio - Cincinnati, Dayton, Columbus, Cleveland. 

The plumber then usually recommends rebuilding the whole wetwall and covering it and the rest of the tile surround with a cheap, ugly acrylic surround kit.

I currently serve the Chicago and the surrounding northern suburbs including, Northbrook, Glenview, Deerfield, Highland Park, Golf, Northfield,  Glencoe, Rosemont, Skokie, Evanston, etc.

I believe it is easier to find the worst houses in a neighborhood and bring them up to the surrounding standards. 

It's surrounded in trees.

And of course, the "rich" towns surrounding Orange, such as Short Hills, Montclair, etc. are day & night different than Orange, almost like it's a tale of two different countries.