If it were me, I would sell because I am trying to build my business around my life as the center, not my life around the business.

Most tenants in our area are great because our economy is fluid- we have the redstone arsenal, space force command, FBI headquarters, FB Data Centers, etc....we didn't feel the pandemic as many of our fellow neighbors, simply because our money flows due to the government jobs and our ity is made up of very well educated.

They also have create your own entertainment centers which really look pretty good.

And while shopping centers are struggling, other types of retail real estate assets are in high demand, especially grocery stores, drug stores and properties with drive-through capabilities (i.e.

Hi all,We (are still newbies) manage a small retail center in Cypress, TX. 

Also our jobs are mainly logistics jobs like having FedEx, Nike, and lots of Amazon distribution centers located here.

The tallest is One World Trade Center in New York City.

.- Two are one story, and are 800 sq. ft- Two are two stories, about 1300 sq. ftThe area is in North Tucson, about 2 miles from the University of Arizona, and a half mile from the University Medical Center.

Basically, I am looking different options for doing a short term rental in an area that I think is ideal for this business climate (away from urban centers in more outdoors vacation type of area) and I'm thinking of possibly buying a primary residence for this and renting it out some of the time when I'm away. 

I would encourage you to look into some of the suburbs around Austin (30ish min from the city center).