I live in kenosha, WI, right on the wisconsin/Illinois border near Lake Michigan.

Northeastern states I have been in prices are rising but I would not just cross them out as a possibility. 

Sorry if my answers are crossing in cyber space :).

They are requesting that I forfeit the 1.5' X 37.5' piece of land bordering the alley and give it to the city in order to extend the alley by 1.5'.

Be ready to cross asset classes and borders.

Reach out to @Megan Greathouse and @Nathan Cross they both invest locally in St Louis! 

Then, cross my fingers~ BTW, your profile picture is so cute~ Love the kid!

Two things crossed my mind this morning regarding this topic:1 - When I used to coach, I would always ask my players before big games the same questions. 

The cons are that prices are definitely up there now.Some parts of it are close to the water so you want to find out if a property you're looking at is in a flood zone and if so, take into account any higher insurance you'll be paying (talk to your insurance agent).Also, like the "East Side", people tend to use the label "Edgewood" liberally, to try to get higher prices, for properties that are really on the border of, or really outside of, Edgewood proper.So make sure that if you're looking at or paying for an "Edgewood" property, you're not really paying for something that's outside that area (especially the parts that start to head into Providence).

The economic justifications they come up with border on blatant lies.And, no, I"m not mad because the Raiders moved to LV :)