Courtsey - https://www.cio.com/article/3219718/the-13-best-value-cities-for-hiring-tech-talent.htmlhttps://www.cnbc.com/2019/05/07/this-is-the-top-city-for-small-business-in-the-us-study.htmlhttps://www.crainsdetroit.com/other-voices/attracting-tech-companies-would-help-diversify-economyhttps://www.innovationleader.com/top-10-us-cities-for-corporate-innovation/top-10-cities-for-corporate-innovation/1055.articleSo the Population trend is reversing as multiracial millennials are moving into the core areas, partly due to affordability and also due to employment opportunities, and the next consensus in 2020 should give us a good indication of this. 

I'm currently listening to the BP Podcast #203 and it was mentioned here, and I can't remember where I've heard it before - might be Kevin Bupp's podcast.I just thought it was pretty innovative.

Probably more fun too.You sound like you've got potential for more than one innovative idea, 

I have been dealing with John Alexander and his many innovative programs since 2002.

I would hate to buy a house in Nov/Dec that needed work that I couldn't complete until March/April, depending how much cold and snow we get this year (farmers almanac is predicting a bad one, and last year was worse than most).

We are all very special, every human on this planet is so special, so aren't we all deserving of something better, of using our minds for innovation, rather than memorization, for creativity, rather than futile activity, for rumination rather than stagnation?

They ended up moving in Nov 28.

From their annual 10-K filing: Intuit Inc. is a leading provider of innovative business and financial management solutions for small businesses, consumers and accounting professionals...

The short route to sabotaging any innovation is to listen to a new idea and say: ‘it will never work.’

Again, I wish you super fast lease ups, but if that doesn't happen, take time to innovate.