I always hear people say they aren’t good for really cold climates I’m in northern Pennsylvania by Lake Erie and  I’ve seen them keep it toasty and comfortable well below zero atleast that’s my experience 

Something to consider.MarkWe cant see ourselves living anywhere else in this political climate as we are a minority and we enjoy the diversity and the openness of California but it does come with a price I guess.  

BTW the Center for Diease control claims people with the Cat parasite Toxoplsmosis develop mental disorders, Anger easily and are involved in Risky even suicidal behavors.

Perhaps businesses would be better served by this kind of storage as they don't care what it looks like, just whether or not it is safe and accessible.Think of your customer: if you are Joe and Jane Smith looking for a place to park your prized 1968 Camaro-SS, do you want a traditional, climate controlled roll up door that comes with a paved parking lot, security cameras, high fences, and 24/7 access, or do you want what amounts to a metal box?

It just depends on how the numbers work out, which in the current market climate is tough enough to find...

Flood insurance premiums will continue to rise, and flash floods in the hill country are becoming more frequent as climate change continues and urbanization increases. 

Climate change is coming for Florida in a big way and between beach erosion, sea level rise, and rising temperatures, I think more people will be looking to vacation north of Florida in the future.

Assuming this current climate.   

Taking into account climate change, the regulatory environment and future growth (population and real estate valuations), cities like Charlotte, Nashville, Chattanooga, Atlanta, Birmingham, etc etc should win handily against costal cities or the rust belt.Ultimately the best city to invest is the city you can invest in first and the most sustainably.  

No because people want different temperatures and have different climate control habits.