Hey Kate, I personally use Franz Reprographics in Brooklyn Center or Vital Culture in South Minneapolis.  

Here is the Coliseum Specific Plan project description:The Coliseum Area Specific Plan ("Coliseum City") seeks to transform the underutilized land around the Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum and Arena into a world-class sports, entertainment and science & technology district that boasts a dynamic and active urban setting with retail, entertainment, arts, culture, live and work uses.

If you like the urban culture then maybe downtownIf you like young party scenes then maybe PB and MBIf you like upper class then Rancho Santa Fey, La Jolla, CoronadoIf you like liberal (think Berkeley) then OB, Hillcrest, north park   If you like rural city in county feel with great community think Poway or BonitaIf you like casual upper class but not super upper class beach then Encinitas, Carlsbad, del MarI live in Poway and love it but I may retire to Encinitas by Moonlight Bay.In summary you are the only one that can determine best area for you.  

Texas is the fastest growing state, so we are getting more than our fair share of new people, couple that with properties that are still reasonably priced (except Austin), with exceptionally low interest rates, and lastly a culture where duplexes communities thrive and are plentiful to invest in.  

By setting clear guidelines and fostering a culture of respect among tenants, many potential headaches with neighbors can be mitigated.

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

I'm Joseph and my wife is Monique and we will be going back and forth from the west coast (LA and Baja, Mx) to San Antonio over the next year because we are part of the tricentennial celebrations that you will be having in 2018 (I'm composing an opera).

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.

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.