Then there is the 'get my a$$ home' traffic of course, starting at about 2:30p until about 6:00p that usually adds about 30-60mins to my drive. 

If the IC site gets a disproportionate amount of branded traffic, that skews towards the IC site in terms of conversion rate, not because the site converts better, but because the traffic it receives is more likely to convert.

This can lead to high CPA and junk traffic on keywords. 3.

It also has the traffic to go with that many people.You should really consider where you will be working when you decide where to look for a house.

They are going to improve the Route 80 exit ramp in Tannersville which will improve traffic flow in the area; another hospital is being planned for Tannersville, which will also imporve quality of life for the area. 

I look for certain demographics,population levels, traffic counts, median incomes for an area when evaluating an asset and how much competition that product type has in the immediate area.

Or smaller units (and cheaper) just in a high traffic, desirable area?   

Certainly drives traffic to the lower priced resales and renovations.

I've looked at a few of your past threads, and it seems they always drive traffic.

I do not miss the high property taxes, insane traffic, and high maintainence of a large home.