The thing is I don't see it ending anytime soon...we have a HUGE re-education and re-prioritization effort ahead of us if we try to stop pumping support into our poorer neighborhoods.

I've summarized from their page for those unfamiliar or need a refresher..LinkThe Foster Road Transportation and Streetscape Plan prioritizes safety and streetscape elements to transform the Foster Road corridor and its surrounding neighborhoods into centers of vibrant and unique neighborhoods, resulting in an array of benefits for residents and businesses.The project extends from SE 50th Avenue to the western edge of the Lents Town Center at SE 90th Avenue.

To me, it all depends on how much you plan on prioritizing cash flow.

If you put that much into the reno (do you have pics of the before) Maybe you prioritized wrong...

Plan in advance, and prioritize your campaigns.

also I've learned some tips from our Canadian PM. during his campaign, the media asked him what his views on abortion were. he said that his personal views on abortion were complicated and were not part of his campaign. it was never mentioned again. he has been very successful in focussing on the most important things in running our country. if you do your research you can find out his conservative family values. but that was not what he is here to do. he is focussed, practical, efficient. he knows how to prioritize and get the job done.

Why on earth would someone prioritize the quarterly profits of Capital One over their own marriage?

They may know of contractors who prioritize green building practices.

Cast a wide net and look all over Tampa/St Pete or pick a few smaller neighborhoods to prioritize?

In terms of prioritization, the things that most people should be prepared for, they rarely are...and the things people most worry about are generally the least likely to harm us...