My wife is a nurse at Cleveland Clinic in Weston.

Nearest comps are in Rochester, but with the Mayo Clinic, it's hard to know how comparable those really are.Any advice on how to determine a fair triple net price?

However she is 74 with two replacement hips and works full-time (she has no hobbies so cleans offices at a local clinic).

I also work at a medical clinic 2 blocks away. 

Conveniently located near a variety of dining and shops, and also just a couple miles away from Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland Clinic and University Hospitals, Mikros on Larchmere is situated in an ideal location on Cleveland’s Eastside.

EC is about to grow just like UC did. 10 years ago it was a war zone around the Clinic, now try finding anything under 100k.We are trying to buy as much as we can there. just no inventory.

I lived, like, 15 minutes from the Cleveland Clinic.

It has quick access to downtown Cleveland, and has Marymount hospital, a Cleveland Clinic hospital.

By walking the block and talking to the neighbors, I discovered that the building across the street was a drug rehab clinic and that one lady had purchased all the homes next door, on both sides of my client's property, and converted them into triplexes or even illegal quadplexes, renting them out to section 8 tenants.After discovering the issues with the property's location, we knew we had to adjust the listing price.

Cleveland is very neighborhood specific (some areas are a money pit I'm sure), and with the expansion of Cleveland Clinic and medical facilities in general (and you are starting to see some health care tech companies sprout up), there are several areas that are really revitalizing and appreciation is happening (not like you might get in LA or Austin or Denver, but it is there).