I've watched too many politicians fall, and we have worked too hard building our reputation to tie it to someone else's character.I may be political at times, but our business is an enterprise...a free one...participating in modern capitalism.

As to highest and best use, a corner property on a residential street is not an ideal choice for buyer with young children however an enterprising landlord who rents rooms to others might find the corner attractive. 

When you are in business for yourself (free enterprise, capitalism, real life), you can make as much as the market (buyer, seller, deal) will bear.

Whether we see them as being useful doesn't really matter after all its free enterprise.

You'd be surprised how enterprising some folks are, and if you don't make a point of this, they may legitimately not know.

I used to work for Star Enterprise, which was a joint venture between Saudi Aramco and Texaco Refining and Marketing.    

Need all the moving parts of a fix & flip and a wholesale enterprise.  

This is one of those odd duck boroughs in the Braddock/Rankin/Swissvale Enterprise Zone.

If the property is in an "Enterprise Zone" generally there will be some funny money as I call it.

Insurance doesn't get confused either, putting a resi policy on a commercial enterprise.