Most of my clients look into areas like Old North, Old Town East/King Lincoln-BronzeVille, Merion Village, Driving Park, North Linden, Hungarian Village, Bexley, and North Hilltop.

Investment Info:Single-family residence fix & flip investment in The Villages.

One is currently rented in Greenwich CT, the other I just purchased in Norwalk CT and in the middle of renovations before I rent it out.I would like to purchase a 3rd home by the end of 2024.

What are your thoughts on MTR's in downtown areas like East Village and how have you gone about estimating demand / vacancy? 

The Capital Region is comprised of 7 cities and about a dozen smaller towns and villages.

My duplex is in a prime location on a side street in the middle of our village which is always a plus, is quite large, one side is a 3/1 and the side I’m living in is a 3/3 and it has 2 deeded parking spots in the adjacent parking lot.

(I'm tired of salmon, except maybe Ivar's or Tillicum Village) There are Azteca's around the Seattle area, yeah.

I suppose I can expect some level of appreciation considering the housing market in Columbus and the areas that I am looking at (Franklinton, King-Lincoln Bronzeville, Marion Village, etc.), but I can't really put a hard number on that.

We are in Niagara currently (Wellandport), but lived in the Bloor West Village for 15 years back in the music days. 

Before I retired I worked with a developer that had an idea of creating a unique STR village on his property on top of the mountain.