They've been drawing their lines (around the population centers) for quite some time, now!

Ok, so I've got a deal on the line...I'd like to offer today if I'm right-side up on this...but please help me:Commercial building in Spencer, Indiana (small town, proper town square, this building is just off the center)4600 SF with loading dock and retail facing front.Effectively a big box, some rooms, but not a lot.

I also use guerilla marketing tactics as we all know of such as bandit signs on weekends around major intersections and shopping centers where a lot of traffic is.

From New Harvard Study via ZerohedgeNow, a new tabulation of home-price data by Harvard University's Joint Center for Housing Studies provides a granular look at the unevenness of the recovery from county to county.

And Amazon is contracted to build a filing center there, coupled with the revitalization plan the city has for downtown, it think we are on the verge of a big thing.

We also just lost two Servicom call center offices in the last month.

I've bought 2 homes in AL, one in Center Point and 1 in Birmingham about 5 months ago from a turnkey provider.

If they had, Amazon wouldn't have hired *another* 110,000 people to their fulfillment centers.  

Kind of a regional center as county seat for that part of the state which helps. 

Anytime you write a check out to someone they are a Vendor and the Vendor Center will allow you to type in business and personal data of the Vendor.