This will help with both Buyers and Sellers perception.2) Advertising in some magazines that show only luxury.

He's the guy on the magazine that she is reading....

PS: advertise it for sale in show horse magazines, dog showing magazines, and the local agricultural newspaper.

http://www.time.com/time/magazine/article/0,9171,873465,00.htmlAccording to the above article, The Motor City began it's decent in 1955 and as for the Steel Industry, the AREAS around Pittsburgh have been trying to make a come back in the last few years with their economy going down the perennial "turlet" when Ryerson Steel Closed its doors also in the 50s.Let's not turn my post into a SnowBall slinging fest shall we.

Western New Yorker here...Gotta be careful in that neck of the woods.

He has written for popular magazines such as Fast Company and I just wanted to see if you would be interested before I asked.

If it is general information on the "area" and present/proposed developments then try the online magazine LA Curbed.If it's real estate specific like availabilities and or comps then look in the mls.

This is a question for my new Yorkers who know about NYC permits.

Pick up a copy of Dwell or Atomic Magazine (not sure if Atomic is still published?)

I always have a Homes and Land Magazine with me, and like to scope out property when we are on vacation, just for fun.