Love how they are growing their own food in the geodesic dome, even though they are in the Arctic circle.

Not to be a downer, just food for thought.

My soon to be supervisor has told me that because of this, interns make the most money during the busy season since everyone works quite a bit, but they are all on salary.After this internship, I am headed to graduate school through my Big 4 firm, where they are covering all the costs plus paying me an $18,000 stipend for living expenses, books, food, etc.

Invest 10%, give 10% to charity, and spend the remaining 80% on food, drink, travel, hobbies, and unforgettable experiences.

I honed in on this area because it is near the train, a Whole Foods is in development .... 

Food disposal - definitely think about for next tenant... get rid of it.

Also there is a Mariano's and Whole Foods near the express way not to far as well and those two stores are always in good areas.

I would have to buy food for me and the dog, and pay for utilities.

There's also a vibrant food, music, and arts scene.The joke nowadays is that no one in Austin is actually from Austin, and I think that there will continue to be a large influx of young, skilled workers that will drive prices around these areas up.

You gave me some food for thought there.