I have clients in the marijuana/CBD whatever you want to call it business in CA.

An example was given lately of a Class A Office in Philly CBD at a 7% cap rate and a Class A Office in SF CBD at a 4% cap rate. 

Pittsburgh’s CBD has also experienced some apartment infill development.

Downtown Cleveland Alliance, a nonprofit whose goal is beautifying and bicycle-patrolling the downtown CBD, put together a new promotional video about living and working downtown.

By the way for those that are curious, the property I purchased is located 3km away from the CBD, but its an old apartment, roughly 50 years old, but doesn't need major maintainance.Salaries differ greatly as well compared to a developed country.Teacher working for the state roughly makes 1100-1200$a month, police officer 1400$, minimum wage is around 430$ a month, you get the picture.

Rich Weese - This might help: http://www.urbanspoon.com/nf/17/1615/1613/Denver/Downtown-CBD/Coffee-Shops

In the CBD (central Business district permit don't transfer but can be easily obtained (administrative).  

I remember the CBD stores turned into dispensaries almost overnight.

We now know what a "fantasy suite" is and what the greater area thinks are the best CBD products. 

My friend has a bakery idea for a gummy line that he has tested over the last few years.