@Scott Wolf Jumping over to our local Casino almost has as much odds of success as local Development success given the strains on cost of construction in North Bay. 

Today it boasts over 280,000 residents and probably closer to 300,000.

The government is making way too much money sucking up taxation, much of it voted in, and paying out almost none of it in terms of services or help for homelessness.Critics have called it the "Homeless-Industrial Complex", paraphrasing Eisenhower's take on the "military-industrial complex".I saw an interview of one bureaucrat, forgot the name, where he boasted how he was able to grow his department from a handful of civil servants to a small army.

The current market has been growing at such a high rate, and with large employers like Amazon, ABC Supply, Dollar General, Shine Medical and Mercy Health, this market boast robust tenants looking for nice rentals.

I have several casino employees that can’t buy what they are looking for due to being laid off for months.

The Montecito estate currently listed boasts scenic grounds and gardens spread across three parcels with trees, fountains, a pond, pickle ball court, and an infinity pool overlooking the Pacific.

Hi Jennifer, I'm in the same boat, looking in Lake County, both North Chicago and Waukegan are great because the Navy base, Rosalind Franklin University, Amazon, and coming up a casino, are in the area.

They are planning to open a casino so I'm hopeful that will improve the economy.

I dealt tables games at a casino for several years, and one of my favorite things is when one of the "taxes are evil" guys would play Mississippi Stud and complain.

I just saw that one of the casino chains is laying off 28,000 people.