While there are some great projects underway, most are very small scale - just a few city lots at a time.I've worked with one on the East Side and in addition to growign vegetables in the summer, they have a hoop house for year-round cool-weather produce, a lot with fruit trees, a lot with chickens and goats and they purchased the old, abandoned corner store and turned it into a community center with a library, computers and meeting area.

I throw all vegetable scraps, banana peels, eggshells, etc. into a plastic composter all summer long.

Actually it is fermenting vegetables.

This house has a huge fenced yard with a vegetable garden.

You want a diversification of assets.... a few vegetables, beer, meat, snacks, water, milk, etc....Frank

Should there ever be a reversal in the State or Federal laws prohibiting such use the greenhouses would still be a very viable, albeit not as profitable from an ROI stand point, for the cultivation of vegetable and/or other plants that need year around environmentally controlled conditions.My thougt was that since it looks as though there's a real strong possibility that the Marijuana industry looks like it could be here to stay that expanding into commercial and reatail properties that lend themselves to this venue might be a prudent investment. 

Sacramento's a great area to grow vegetables since you can garden year-round.

We bought our office in 2013 and have room for about 16-20 desk spaces and 1.5 acres of green space with agent vegetable gardens and outdoor areas to work or just recharge.

By the way last week we both worked on buying a condo in our city and earned our $500 per hour and had a very fun party.I love to garden and love the vegetables, I have even canned a few things.  

Standard of living is so much better elsewhere.I'll happily pay taxes and live here, in my much larger than 900 sq/ft house that I paid just over $200K for, (my master bath has so much floor to ceiling travertine, you'd think you were in a Vegas hotel - far cry from a shack) where I have a dozen palm trees on my 1/4 acre yard with a pond, 365 day a year vegetable & herb garden, 300+ days a year of not just sunshine, but clear skies and shorts/t-shirt & flip-flops weather, beaches, snow, mountains, desert, forests and resort living lifestyle, (not even to mention the absurd income opportunities) than get paid to live in Washington.