Furthermore, Intel is spending 20 Billion dollars to build two semiconductor plants, and many more great things presently and coming in the future.

There has been additional schools and plants built here, we have 4 seasons, and for the most part our weather is not extreme.

If current fed gov't plans keep rolling in the same direction, well in WI we burn lots of coal right now, they want to just kill that off sooner or later and that's not good for our future rates and one bit of useless trivia I know is that IL has more nuclear plants than any other state, not sure where that concept is headed after what happened in Japan, but I doubt it will help to lower costs for nuke plants!

The property is comprised of four 2b/1ba units in the South Dallas-Fair Park neighborhood and is right across the street from a large industrial plant.

On the other hand, the Mercedes Benz plant is actually in a much more rural town outside of Birmingham proper- which means that, while people could live closer to work, they often prefer to live closer to the city - somewhere in between downtown and the plant.

We currently live in Plant City close to I4.

Check out some of Immanuel and my other posts for details backing this up but suffice to say Notre Dame is working with SB to bring in high tech industries, there is a new power plant going in south of town, it still has great manufacturing including trailer construction, it is on the intersection of 2 busy highways 80 & 31, and it is less than 2 hours from downtown Chicago which is one of the largest inland ports in the world.

We haven't heard back from them after we planted the seed to negotiate a lease break 5 days ago.

After that its a numbers game, like raising cattle or planting an orange grove.

Just planting a see that it might be something to look at.