I mean I have been traveling through that area since 1959 and is has always been in the exact same condition it is in today but the surrounding areas especially around San Jose and Gilroy have exploded in growth, and you can even see some development already pushing against the foot hills. 

Benefit to Cape Coral is that it’s a new city that still has a ton of growth potential.

Regeneron has a major presence here and the nanotech scene has potential, although I haven't been seeing as much growth in this area as I'd like.

Increases in price can be seen in directions toward growth areas.

In fostering my growth, I am doing research on Texas. 

That's how a home can be filled with it in a relatively short period of time.This type of growth is often found in closets of homes that are occupied.

While we do try to "collect" houses for long term growth.

People buy "growth stocks" all of the time based on optimistic cash flow assumptions and nobody claims they have a "financial death wish."

Properties with huge yard growth,mail box stuffed with mail,newspapers stacked up like crazy stuff like that.

Real landlords in the business, probably less than 25.Where is there any growth potential in that?