I am curious to see how University/Frogtown does over the next couple of years.I think other leading indicators are the establishment of a new Starbucks/Caribou location, yuppie food co-ops, and new restaurants with outdoor patios in the older neighborhoods.  

Here are the details I have:6BR/6BA Mansion with outdoor firepit, massive EIK, every amenity imagineable.The home is currently with a luxury auction company.The auction rep told me there were no other bidders lined up.

I am a cross country athlete in the fall and indoor/outdoor track in the spring semester.

For example, updating a light fixture or putting in a ceiling fan can be fairly inexpensive and increase the value of the property at the same time.A simple gesture would be some outdoor plants to provide curb appeal.

I'm thinking of installing and outdoor washer and dryer for the tenants.

The port is adding yet another terminal next year and developing the land around into more retail, restaurants, and entertainment including an outdoor amphitheater for concerts.

No clearances, there is nothing wrong with this installation. the 3' you may be referring to is for Exhaust pipes of gas fire appliances, not the gas meter ( which the meter and piping are all sealed). there is an electrical code of 30" work space clearance in front of an electrical panel, but the meter does not interfere with that. just make sure the panel box is a sealed box and rated for outdoors.

I enjoy all of the best things life has to offer outdoors and I am a social butterfly!

I'm a 31 year old, outdoor loving, dog dad, licensed Professional Engineer, telecom construction manager, and I'm basically new to REI. 

Low humidity, good temperatures and NO BUGS.