@Brandon SturgeonWelcome to the vibrant BP community.

@Ben Reichenberger - Welcome to the vibrant BP community.Good luck on your relocation to Scottsdale, AZ and enjoy the weather.No more sleepless in Seattle mindset....lol. 

Not sure how they compare with some of the global giants like HSBC and Credit Suisse, though.

I keep hearing about how hard NPNs are and yet I was able to quit my full-time VP of Global Software Marketing job over a year ago, and somehow I am still eating.

It lists;the amount of the wire,account number,date and time sent,beneficiary information, Account number, ABA numberfederal Reference numbers, Global Ref number and who approved the wire.After the first day I started getting worried it had not deposited, but, I did not want to look like a rookie and start calling, plus I still had two days to finish the deal before I left on business out of the country, no problem.The middle of the second day I finally figured out something was not right here, this was a lot of money to me, over 200k, and it was floating around out there in the either, not in my control.

@Ben GrantWelcome aboard the vibrant BP community.

@Dean HaackWelcome aboard the vibrant BP community.

... and by 89% in comparison to rents.Australia and Canada share the dubious prestige of having housing prices the most out of alignment with the rest of their economies.The Economist, "Global Housing Markets: Property Puzzles"CBC, Canadian Housing Prices 35% Over ValuedCBC, Analysis: Overvalued Home Prices Could Put New Owners at RiskThe only good news from the perspective of the Atlantic Provinces is we've been the anchor on Canada's housing price to family income ratio for the past decade - without our representation, the Economist would be reporting an even higher percentage of over valuation.  

These areas offer excellent public transportation options to NYC and have a vibrant community.

This year took off halfway through January which can only mean its going to be a crazy summer season and values should continue to rise faster assuming no global or micro-economic shifts.