If you're ranking well on SEO and OnCarrot, that's great, but are you providing enough content that the traffic you're bringing converts? 

@Alexander Rovsek, I am curious what the PM is saying about leasing traffic?  

Prepare for heavy traffic on E.

There's always a lot of traffic heading into the mountains on the weekend so it seems like it would be a good selling point.

And traffic in the rest of the shopping center is very light.

Many municipalities struggle with them because they would rather see other developments built that generate more foot traffic and jobs for their communities.

Orlando is heavily tourism driven...it's got the hotel rooms and convention traffic like Vegas without the gambling and neon.

Not sure that area would be ideal traffic wise, already pretty crazy busy at most times of the day even with all the new lanes. 

I have a site for capturing seller leads, but what traffic I get there is driven from direct mail.

Depends on whether it's commercial or residential and how much traffic are on the two roads that pass by the house.Residential corner lot with heavy traffic on 1 or both roads is probably less desirable than a similar house that is cozied in a half block or so from the main road(s).Aside from that (and assuming you're only talking residential) then I don't think there's a whole lot of extra value assuming the lot size is the same as a non-corner lot and there are no special entrances or turnaround driveways or anything that a non-corner lot does not have.