@Carlos PtriawanI did recently see a video with US significantly lacking from other major countries as our office vacancy rates are significantly higher than others, and we are one of the only countries who is not permanently back to the office .Which, of course this not only impacts office, but a significant impact on small businesses, especially retail such as restaurants who support these offices.

It follows the first 3 rules of real estate, is zoned "light commercial" which would include multifamily, the direction I want to take it.It has a well established restaurant and 2 residences. 

You've got a lot of green/granola/alternative types and type stuff and stores and restaurants, and you've got a lot of downsides to that -- homelessness, anti-government/anti-vaxxers/homeopathic types.

Where are the grocery stores you will use, restaurants you generally like, do you want walkable or suburban.  

Purchase price: $389,000 Cash invested: $120,000 Sale price: $710,000 Investment Highlights:- Located in a fast and solid growing neighborhood close to restaurants, bars, art shops, art galleries and tech oriented co-working buildings. - ​Fully upgraded with energy saving high impact windows, new AC units, new electrical panels, plumbing, new kitchens, stainless steel appliances, each building has its own energy efficient washer and dryer, energy saving lightings, landscaping, new high quality porcelain floors.​- No flooding area.- ​8 street parking spaces.

If you have questions on areas, restaurants, anything...

I heard they use traffic counts , in most places these restaurant are almost always empty

Great restaurants, progressive-minded, large university. 

Keep the beautiful images of your STR up and looking charming, set up your own free website with videos, photos of activities in the area, lists of restaurants, hiking, historic whatever.

We're about to sell a restaurant and liquor license (very valuable in Pennsylvania) and my parents are the owners.