I have 7 units and 7 parking spaces.

Old 4th Ward, Grant Park are nearby so I'm guessing we'll see another Atlantic Station.

Personally, I would prefer a protected parking area, even if it's a well-designed carport.

Parking lot, agriculture, recreational use, etc?

University seems to be a little tighter market with an extra layer of bureaucracy to deal with, seems every other year they are trying to introduce a new ordinance regarding the number of parking spaces to bedrooms a property must have.

True indeed but they all want to sell for top dollar in order to make the deal sweet i need to buy at around 50-60k they are set at 80,000 but thats with no official apprasial....my uncle and aunt have pie in the sky numbers and are not based on the market but on thier dollar sign eyeballs lol....

That way when bids get put in you know the general ball park they should be in, and what kind of return on investment you could be looking at.

Now, I will acknowledge that none of these terms have any official meanings.

Lets say a seller has 20 acres worth $800,000 and the seller wants the property to be developed for specific purposes, say with a dedicated park area or to serve some specific goal.

Some popular rental areas are North Park, Hillcrest, South Park, and even Golden Hill.