You can drop the asking price to get more traffic.

I've seen it in high traffic retail stores.

They are still stuck in traffic now on the truck but should be safe.However, my manager told me that she just heard on the radio that area where my motel is located is getting damage.  

Looks like a good deal but I wonder if the price is due in part to the traffic noise?  

I've lived in Austin nearly half my life, and loved it, but the traffic and over-crowding has significantly decreased the quality of life in recent years, and I only see it continuing to worsen.    

Its not in best spot and I wouldn't consider it good for walking traffic but looks pretty good.

I am stuck in traffic/family emergency/car trouble/etc." and they relented.  

It's not like they are building new roads, which would be nice given the increase in traffic.

I take back roads because of the traffic and have seen some possible locations that look promising.

Gero,National tenants have certain demographics, traffic counts, going home versus going to work sides, sight line requirements, number of parking spaces, etc.You center might not be prime for them.