If I was young I would pay a big premium to live in Greenwich Village in New York, or in the 80ties near the Museums and that would be great.  

I live in Oakland County Michigan and I'm interested in discussing all locations of commercial real estate in this area.We're focused on investing in:Birmingham, MIRoyal Oak, MIGrosse Pointe, MIDetroit, MI (Woodbridge, Indian Village, Brush Park, M-1 Rail Line)Ann Arbor, MI and any other Michigan locations that people are interested in discussingSo, thanks for having me.  

I do have some friends who live out there, where Jersey Village meets Willowbrook, and they really like it.

The area around Penn Station in Baltimore is slowly recovering, and if you don't mind living a few blocks away, there are plenty of multi-units in Charles Village or Mt.

If I had to pick one neighborhood right now, I would focus in on Little Village.

Located on Lake Tawakoni and 3 miles from small town Lone Oak, TX;The villages of Lone Oak are in Phase 4 of 13 phases.

Welcome to BP Nation @James Sotipalalit  I grew up in Montgomery village and there are lots of BP members from the region. 

Anybody want to buy a good duplex in East English Village??

this "inspector" must be a former village/government inspector who got laid off during the real estate collapse.

I like Ukrainian village but looks like in general is too expensive and lower probability to cashflowWhat are some of the intricacies from the Chicago market that makes it unique from other major metropolitan areas?