So addresses, names and cities of shopping centers or apartment complexes, something like that.

Remembering a large aquatic and leisure center in the town of my youth (Wave pool, water slide, olympic lap pool, etc.), I was curious how translatable the idea is in today's market.

Good idea to look around center city, or would it be a better bet to stick to the outskirts (concord, east charlotte, etc)? 

Amazon is adding a distribution center in Euclid, not far from Cleveland.

Sure enough they do, thats amazing.https://www.penfed.org/home-equity-center/home-equity-line-of-credit

There seems to be a pretty wide margin between old rundown but still expensive  duplexes (due to proximity to city center) vs more modern still extremely expensive duplexes (due to a combination of things).  

The Zona Rosa shopping center has some characteristics, but it's really just a suburban outdoor mall.

I am need of a sewer rodding/plumber for a retail center we have in Woodstock...can anyone refer someone they trust and have used before? 

My second home is about 1.5 hours away from the first and is also a smaller 3br/2ba house which I got for a steal of a deal, its in a "transitioning" neighborhood though which is close to a growing and gentrifying city center with close proximity to parks and a very large trail system. 

We've even done scans for museums, hotels, and event centers with their technology.If you want to look more into collaboration around RE, particularly rehab and construction, you can explore technology like virtual, augmented, and mixed reality (collectively xR) for viewing and editing BIM files. xR applications are just coming to market and will make a significant impact on the industry over the next few years.Hope that helps,Mark