I would go with areas like the West Village, Greenwich Village, and Meat Packing District. 

the left over land from arbor village has been bought by Lennar and they will build that out.all the the property on the East side of the railroad that is in the UGB and city limits is in play currently..

The village is vey easy to work with as well.

I would be focusing on Sherwood village by lambton college.

I've seen multiple tenant advocacy groups scheduling events recently to discuss the rent control topic to try to build momentum.More unfortunately, despite the bill having no activity since March, Representative Theresa Mah of the 2nd district which includes all/some of Pilsen, Bridgeport, McKinley Park, Brighton Park, Back of the Yards, Chinatown, and University Village, has signed on as a co-sponsor on 08/28/2017.

I have some questions regarding the area, specifically Haverstraw, which confuses me a bit with the villages, town etc., if you don't mind me reaching out.

Maybe Chelsea or West Village works as a central point?

It's in the middle of nowhere in a 1K pop. village.

The most multi-family properties here in town are in 43201 (Parts of Italian Village, Parts of Victorian Village, OSU Campus), 43202 (OSU Campus and Old North), and 43206 (German Village, Schumacher Place, Merion Village, Nationwide Children's area).

@Bianca Rodrigues Hilltop, Linden, Franklinton, Whitehall, Hungarian/Vassor Village, Reeb-Hosack, Lincoln Village are the best cash flowing neighborhoods in Columbus.