It's local government might be behind the curve a bit, but the culture of the city is changing and becoming rather trendy.  

This to me is another example of our we-want-it-now culture and entrepreneurs being unwilling to put forth the effort to grow a business steadily the old fashioned way.  

As far as my experience with managing student housing I myself have recently stayed on a college dormitory for a semester to immerse myself into the culture and to see exactly what the needs of the students their parents and the universities are, and how I can scale my business to meet that demand.

It would  be nice to meet a few kindred spirits, celebrate their successes and hear their war stories.    

It is just my opinion but, one of the things you might want to do is start by talking to a lender (after you've made some local contacts in clubs etc to immerse yourself in 'the culture' with the experienced).

It's good to celebrate success and great tip on Craigslist kitchen shopping.

She said they were out celebrating their anniversary yesterday, so he's back to some degree.

I'm changing the culture of the building and so inclined to move him along, but due to the state of his unit I will probably have a higher renovation expense on that unit.  

One of the other designers in our office is himself Korean, so we had a terrific introduction to Korean culture and business practices thanks to him.  

The birth of Santa Realty on January 1, 2012 was celebrated.