I've never experienced bumper to bumper or stop and go traffic here outside of heading into a concert at the PNC pavilion.

W/ a concerted effort the Mayor's took the city back (started w/ Giuliani).  

As nightlife and concerts come to a halt, and dining at your favorite restaurant means sitting at a picnic table in a parking lane during January, their decision is accelerated.For those who left, the city was just a stop along the way.

I am looking forward to when we are able to have concerts/events again because the venue The Great Saltire is only a few minutes away from the property as well.

Smalls theatre is there which has many high profile concerts year long and a big attraction.

If your tenants are newbies to the area, you can even include locations/phone numbers of urgent care facilities, then add a few amenities on there as well like local parks (basically things that would be helpful and of interest)If your area (or HOA {may or may not apply}) has Facebook pages for events like block parties or free concerts, you can add that info too.By doing these things you're giving your tenants some very helpful resources (emergency and otherwise), as well as welcoming them to the community.

I want to be able to take time off from my work so that I can be able to attend any and all of my future kids sporting events, concerts, etc.

https://www.wlky.com/article/n...

The indictment alleged that they, acting in concert, forged the 2009 power of attorney and stole Mentore’s interest in the property.

That means no eating out at restaurants, no name brand clothing, no vacations, no expensive concerts or events, etc.