Will be interesting to see how there progress toward starting the development unfolds in the coming year.Source: https://www.bizjournals.com/washington/breaking_ground/2016/...Source 2: https://www.costar.com/article/1419620342/mall-owner-preit-e...

In a similar vein, many park owners lobby local governments to stop the expansion or new development of parks in the name of progress.

If it was a deed I don't they have the chance anymore to stop the progression of the sale. 

This would include local resources with other builder connections should you want to consider switching builders, local property managers to assist with leasing of the home, local brokers to assist with selling of the home once completed or that can stop by to check on progress of the build, local insurance providers, lenders, CPAs, RE Attorney's, tax advisors, etc.

Updated pics of remodel progress.

I'm currently with Progressive Urban Property Management.

So bye bye w2 jobs Here’s some pics of the progress:

Welcome @Ali Ahmed and congrats on your progress so far!

I would like to focus on the middle income bracket, since I believe that in Trinidad we do not have enough high quality offerings for young people/couples and middle income families in progressive neighborhoods.

I’m not aware of major plans for that specific neighborhood, but it does abut and is near very major planned and ongoing developments (Ybor Harbor, Gasworx, Ybor District, Channeside/Water Street).It will garner more interest as more progress is made on those developments.