People rent everything now...housing, transportation, phones, music, software, rims, the list goes on...

I walked a few blocks today around Frankford Transportation Center and it seemed a lot nicer than Arrott or Church Stations.

Also, closer to Baltimore Pike is more attractive I have heard as there are transportation options there connecting to downtown.With that said, Cobbs Creek is still a big area, have to narrow down your area you wanna invest in.

But with that said look for proximity to public transportation, hospitals, schools, etc.

My property was acquired by Sound Transit (public transport doing an extension of their light rail).

Transportation is what costs . 1/2 ton stone  $15.00 delivery fee $100 5 ton of stone $65   delivery fee  $100

Joseph Coach from Pasadena, California**NEED ADVICE PLEASE on the best use of my time, as I drive a commercial auto transport truck 10-16 hours 6 days per week.

Each area should be evuated to determine its population and employment growth, future business plans, and the overall demand that fits your plan/goals,  it’s proximity to major employers, it’s school district reputation, and any public transportation that has a nearby stop.  

You need to know transportation patterns, topography, and school districts. 

The north-south and east-west interstate highways intersect in the Harrisburg area, so transportation and warehousing are big fators here, as well as the location being within a day drive from 50% of the US population.