Today, I hear that the seedy parts of NYC that I would never have been caught alive such as the formerly infamous Red Hook is now FULL of art galleries and lofts.

It is slowly becoming a new Arts District, but it may be too early to tell if it will catch on.

I went to a no name school for undergrad doing a liberal arts major and could not even get interviews.

Every piece of art, every piece of furniture, as much as they can stand to get rid of.  

Hi Luiz,I'm an investor in this region and a popular broker in the area that is supportive of investors is Art Ambrose with Realty USA.

Running comps is more of an art form than it is a science.

I want to invest in real estate as a way of diversifying and getting a little cash flow to move me toward more freedom to pursue my art career without having to struggle financially as I move into that.I'm very hands on and looking to get my hands dirty.

Couches, rugs, plants, table to eat, art, pots, pans, and silverware are a few of the things I provide so that potential housemates can envision moving in easily.

I work in the centre of Brussels (Kunst-Wet / Arts-Loi) during the day on weekdays, so if any of you cares to grab some coffee in Brussels around noon or in the evening feel free to send me a private message!

(I like MFR)-It's got some great stuff going for it - one of the best medical facilities in THE WORLD, two of the best sports teams in the country (Cavs and Indians), rock and roll hall of fame, several fortune 500 HQ's, a flourishing arts/culture/music scene, and the infrastructure of what was once one of the richest cities in the world.