A week after we bought the place we had renters warehouse come give us a quote just for ***** and giggs.

The lease says she should maintain temperature at least  55  24/7 during winters and should maintain all utilities at her name.

With hospitality workers, Amazon warehouses, teachers, nurses, college students and many others desperately in need of affordable housing, the market itself is enormous.

Columbus in particular has seen significant growth, driven in part by tech giants such as Intel ($20 billion), Meta, Amazon, and Google establishing warehouses and data centers in the area.

Never seen any talk or research on this, but seems like kids might do better in school if the school is newer and in good repair and things work vs those that leak and fight temperature control and other issues.

Mortgage lenders have to sell these loans on the secondary market to avoid massive interest charges to their short term (warehouse) lines of credit, and allow for the liquidity needed to continue lending to the next guy... its kind of just how their world continues to go around. its rare these types of things happen, but it does happen. 

I have a 15k sf warehouse new build that just got finished.

It's also a great time for laying sod, as the mild temperatures and occasional rain help the new grass to establish without the need for constant watering.On the other hand, annual flowers and certain tropical plants thrive when planted in the spring, after the threat of any frost has passed.

What does your state/county say about hability standards and temperature because a nest thermostat may help you all pay utilities if they are in your name, don't go below or under the legal limit and don't risk your pipes. 

Near Tracy/Patterson, there are warehouses being built like crazy with massive communities coming up.