I am interested in the rental culture in Cleveland as this is the type of neighborhood that I have never invested in.

I was  on my way to meet the wife and fam at our favorite Chinese restaurant, (recording destroyed now and never rebroadcasted.

However, I think you are underestimating the cultural shift in America.

On the commercial side, two things to keep in mind are the culture and the community that the office creates.

If you don't have children of school age, perhaps not useful to pay more per square foot.As to comment on the ethnicity of Northwood - with trade war coming I expect we will see less Chinese buyers as they may be limited, sanctioned, or stopped from buying- only time will tell

Along the way, I am also looking to develop a network of professionals to be able to grow with and share ideas.The family and I love the Triangle area for the balance of work, play, nature, culture, sports, and the overall warmth of the community. 

I moved about four years from Fort Lauderdale to Birmingham, AL ( culture shock).

We're considered a noteworthy city mainly because of the cultural and historical relevancy of the area.

For other folks out there who may have never moved from their home town and are raring this thread it may be useful to keep in mind.My vote is for Tampa.Vibrant downtown, great university, cosmo city with its own rich history and culture and beautiful beaches.

They were always busy and quiet and very responsible plus I loved the cultural exchange.