If they're like "well, I'm moving down the street" or some matter-of-fact reason then they're not motivated.

Currently I'm researching what else I can do to put to get this man off the streets.

I try to stay away from the all boarded up streets but yet fall in between the higher areas as well.

The magazine had positive comments about Pittsburgh: "Currently undergoing a renaissance, this hidden gem has distinctive neighborhoods, tree-lined streets, glittering skyscrapers, upscale shops and a diversified economy."

I'll share what we have short of actual street addresses.

You get the option of copying/pasting the HTML from Postlets into craigslist, to make a really sharp ad.I never post the property number, only the street and the cross street, for my SFRs.

There are cons as well right, high crime rate, and an inconsistency in neighborhood class ( you'll have a B+ area two street from a C-). 

Their copy on "End of America" was really good and thousand of people signed up for their newsletters.The problem with being a doomsdayer is that you miss the best opportunities to buy "when their is blood in the street" (Rothchilds) or "being greedy when others are fearful" (Buffett).

We're right down the street from you in Carnegie.

I believe some individual streets may have annexed, but nothing large scale.