I am stationed overseas in Japan right now but we are trying to find ways to be able to get our hands on a house while we are here.

The closer you get to train stations and convenient areas, the higher you can expect the prices (sometimes 300+).

Theres a good chance that if I don't do it now I won't have the option to do it myself in the future due to the possibility of me getting stationed elsewhere.

There are full time staff that get stationed at the base for a year or two then leave.

I’m currently stationed in DC at the Pentagon which is the closest I’ve been in the last 10 years.A friend (who lives in Pottsville) and I are interested in partnering to buy property in the area.

For those who have never been to a big Buc-ee’s gas station, you must make a stop at one if ever in Texas or if you’re lucky enough to get one of the few they are building outside of TX.

We really like the area and with the access to the Light Rail and PATH Station, should provide an adequate commute for anyone looking to go into the city.

For the auto giants, this is a strategic imperative otherwise they would become irrelevant in the 21st century, that's partly why Ford is trying to rehab the Michigan Central Station in Corktown to compete with Silicon Valley: https://www.youtube.com/watch?

Lots of improvement and new development in the area, including revamping downtown Ft Pierce, which is about 15 minutes away and a new Buc-cee's gas station coming nearby.

I'm currently in the Air Force (19 years) and just got stationed in NC.