Culture.

Those migrating from expensive cities such as New York, San Francisco, Seattle, etc will still probably desire all the amenities of a major city and seek to relocate to a smaller city that still has major sports teams, great food culture, transit options etc. 

Durham has great culture and vibrancy.

A culture of consequences is needed.

Yes, saving in a tin jar is not ideal, but for kids its important to teach the concept of delayed gratification (it's so missed in today's culture). 

Free market is always the best long-term plan, but our "immediate gratification" culture won't allow the time necessary for it to work itself out.

It’s about changing the culture of your tenants and training them how to work within the system you have created.

I get fresh leads everyday by posting quality, non commercial contemporary content on a daily basis.  

There has been a culture in Tucson to keep Tucson small, Tucson doesn't want to be a Phoenix.  

Some great Chinese construction supply houses in the city with good contemporary styles, and low prices so I can do nice kitchens, baths, floors for reasonable prices.