Check out my hometown of Watertown :) lots of expansion/gentrification going on there.

Also 4 of the 14 lots have utilities that are from the year 2000 from a small expansion, I left that part out!

You can install it in basements below grade, etc, due to it's minimal expansion and contraction (in comparison to other wood).  

Just got to find that "worst house in the best neighborhood" deal.There is a ton of expansion going on down here as well, similar to Leland.

I'm expecting the HVAC/water heating to be a much more significant project, as there are a lot of questions I have that I cannot answer about whether I'd need to expand the gas service or electrical, whether I can run small-duct high-velocity in the ceiling easily or possibly along the ceiling inside the unit instead of in the walls, etc.If possible, we also would like to install in-unit washers/dryers in the first and second floor units.I don't know if any of the above would require expansion of the gas or electrical service to the building, or how I would go about setting that up.

My only concern with the real estate market here is the massive expansion and hundreds of new houses being finished every month.

Basically in the process of helping out a local college regarding their future expansion I was told some now public information regarding multiple homes the college needs to give away or demolish.

This may explain why the current expansion has lasted so long.

So much so that the residents are showing up in large numbers to try and slow the expansion.

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