I know this is very different from John Fedro's model of buying, renovating, and selling, but I guess it's my comfort-level?I

Therefore, the appreciation that NY and Boston saw is irrelevant.I think the best way to find your answer whether walkability will appreciate in the future is to conduct a survey of current/future homebuyers.I think real estate needs to be analyzed at a regional levelI am sure there are some cities that have a high walkability score that gaining value while others are losing value.best of luck.

At a very high level I suggest you consider the following:1.

So you have at least two facilities within 15, and a level I less than 30 min.

On a personal level I 100% trust in the integrity of Joe.

It all depends on what your comfort level is.

Just the time, effort and skill involved in putting any successful syndication together is praise worth at the very highest level.  I

On a more granular level I would look for specific assets that have a lot of intrinsic value built in.

Since there wasn't a separate kitchen or laundry (the main laundry is on the bedroom level), I marketed the apartment as a short-term/mid-term rental (with only a fridge and microwave).  

The 5 star restaurant inquired about a clear dome on the second level. I