I've heard a lot about the hub and spoke office models with satellite locations and it seems to be happening everywhere.

There are other good spots too though where you might broaden your search landlocked vacation rental tourist destinations with cheap real estate like Poconos PA, Ozark area of US (Branson, MO; Hot Springs, AR; Broken Bow, OK *Not the actual Lake of the Ozarks area though, too seasonal) If you're prioritizing cash flow, pick tourism hubs with strong track records for occupancy curve that stays full for 9 or 10+ months at the least.

An attic full of porn magazines. 

The "Boogie Nights" Hollywood-adjacent factory for porn movies was run off by condom regs and online X-cess.

Also I hear in the Arlington area they are planning to open an Amazon Distribution hub, and dozens of apartment buildings! 

Purchase price: $630,000 Cash invested: $30,000 50,000 SF Warehouse/MFG Facility5.5 acre site w/2+ acres outside storageMy Partners purchases this property for our company for a East Coast Distribution hub What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

@Ben Cruz and @Mircea Ilies you may want to check out the central florida real estate investment hub.

Usually larger type gas stations with new format of about 18 to 20 gas pumps with large grocery on the inside, highly protected tanks and monitoring systems, sitting on 1.5 to 2 well positioned acres in a major hub.

It's a transportation hub for the entire region so you have tons of freight moving through there, railroad and distribution centers.

Sacramento itself isn’t a tech hub — but by being roughly a two-hour drive from San Francisco, it’s become a “bedroom community” for many people who work for the country’s largest tech firms (but don’t want to break the bank due to the high-cost housing in those areas).