When we first talked, he said he would be using a paint that does not smell.

If its zoned for single families, you'll have a very uphill battle getting it rezoned, unless there are already nearby duplexes.

If you are uncomfortable in their neighborhood, they can smell it, like a dog can smell fear.

After repeated battles with the new organisms humans will slowly win the battle to be able to produce new housing stock.

I LOVE the new houses at Valencia/Alvernon.. but then there ARE A TON of complaints in that area.. its CLOSE to the MAJOR dump of tucson.. tons of complaints about smells and they burn stuff off from that dump.. its one of the CLOSEST areas to the dump, but the houses are brand new and NICE!

Before ever even starting my first business I went to a Mercedes dealership, sat in one of the cars, took in the new car smell, and took one of the brochures home.

Our tenant in a SFH complained of a smell coming from the basement about 2 weeks ago.

Not because there is anything wrong with the house but because they smell money...

As Steve said, the smell is pretty intense.

From what he told me, it's really really really cheap, it's non-toxic, bugs hate it, easy to apply and it makes the place smell fresh.