NOLO press has a book regarding the topic specific to California.https://store.nolo.com/products/how-to-buy-a-house-in-califo...

Some flat Limestone slabs for benches and tables.  

There are 2 methods of using my program to examine total absorption, I am not sure which you are using to arrive at your conclusion.Method 1: If you are using the dashboard (entering City/Zip and pressing Go), the %'s you are seeing are the % difference from the last Quarter or Year, so they would be different for every City/Zip Code (one zip code absorption increased 90% and another only increased 30%).Method 2: If you are using the Statistics Menu options below the Dashboard and generating charts for your specific City/Zip, the SF/Bay Area was last updated 9/29, so it has most of Q3, and no Q4 transactions:So if you were generating charts for a Specific City/Zip with the 'Rental Data' or 'Sales Data' radio inputs below the dashboard, and looking at the Q4 total absorption of the Bay Area (or a Zip Code in the Bay Area), the issue you replied about makes sense, the data is simply missing.If you could please clarify I will look into it and report back, thanks

Also, like Bus Benches in our two citylocations.

@John Underwood We launched that press release a few months ago, a pleasant surprise to see the discussion this morning :) @Richard ElvinI'm with you!

What you are describing is very doable.We have a knack for creating spaces that speak to discerning guests—where great design and details go a long way in garnering market leading high nightly rates, as well as notable press in publications such as Dwell, and Architectural Digest. 

Some major negative press would be a good thing for the general public at this point.

Tenants activists like tenantsTogether.org are targeting Long Beach and Santa Ana as spearheads into other areas of http://www.tenantstogether.org/resources/housing-long-beachhttps://ocweekly.com/rent-control-wont-be-on-the-november-ballot-in-santa-ana-but-activists-press-on/OC Santa Anahttp://freakonomics.com/podcast/rent-control/Rent controls don't work rent control programs lead to abuse and poor property maintenance when there is no incentive to keep them upWith housing providers unable to base rents on actual costs, many will be unable to properly maintain their buildings.

You'll find it hard pressed to find properties near/around downtown Pensacola that fit the 1% rule-of-thumb as prescribed on BBP; the downtown sector and nearby neighborhoods are expanding rapidly, and values with it.

So a more pressing concern might be what does your homeowners insurance policy say about running an Airbnb out of your basement?