It may be a good opportunity to hold especially if you can package it with another larger ranch adjacent to yours

Tarquinn Curry I don’t do it but I do remember a frustrated wholesaler (starting out) because he was targeting parts of Irvine and adjacent areas.

If the university is booming and land locked such that they are looking at buying adjacent property and knocking down buildings for their own expansion you might want to think about limiting improvements, being satisfied with slightly lower rents, but then looking to sell out blocks of property to the university.

We have lived adjacent to them for a few years (it's a long story, but they were sharing our half of the duplex which was modified to two living spaces and they were downstairs), and we're friendly enough with them and they have history of paying rent, so we definitely want to keep them happy.

You’re close to freeways, downtown, the airport, and in the middle of everywhere.

If you are looking for traveling nurses, grad students who are working at RIT/Strong, airport employees etc.

While we were checking it out some tenant from an adjacent building that I don't own told us we were the first people to ever dig out the drain in the 5 years that they've lived there, which sounds crazy to me.

It could be the location, i.e. coastal SoCal (or conversely at the airport where people are literally trapped for hours), it could be the exclusive presence of unique brands or merchandise (think boutique/trendy/artsy), something special has to draw traffic.

Plottage is the increase in value realized by combining adjacent parcels of land into one larger parcel.

The SLC airport is a project that speaks volumes for the entire area and the state.