I have a 1 bedroom apartment in the medical centre near NRG stadium Houston Texas.

If you were wanting to get into vacation property, which I know nothing about, I'd suspect you would want something that offers a spectacular view and close proximity to city activity (Fox theater, Washington St, Soulard, Arch, Busch Stadium/Ballpark Village, Savvis Center, etc.).

I'm just a small potato but got back into investing into the Bay Area summer of last year, well after many were saying cash flow was done and there was little reason to continue buying in the Bay Area.Those two stadium deals we won are doing very well...

I agree about Corktown...and about the Wings Stadium.  

They had so many properties that it was held in a inside soccer stadium. 

Lately, there has been a lot of activity in the zip code for several reasons (more people moving to Atlanta, new Braves stadium http://www.cbs46.com/story/26545193/new-atlanta-br..., good schools) which has caused the Median prices of homes to go up for example the Single Family Residence prices trends are belowMedian Prices in Oct 2013 for Single Family Homes was 165,000Oct 2014 for SFR was $194,000Median Sold price currently stands at- $232,500Average sold to OLP (original list price) price is - 93.7% So basically the prices are going up in the ZipCode.  

I'm looking for a apartment owners not a stadium.

Its generally close to the stadium, its a great tailgating atmosphere...not driving after you drink the afternoon away. 

The stadium will be built in the West End, could be a good spot to snap up some property in an area that has historically been depressed and may be on the rise.

Half a mile from Chicago Cubs spring training stadium, 2.8 miles from ASU, 10 minutes from the airport, 10 minutes from mill & 10 minutes from Old Town Scottsdale.