It doesn’t need a sign however it does need a real estate broker who will get on the phone and call on local successful owners who may want to expand, food reps and local bankers who have restaurant owner clients etc.

That stuff has taken food of our trades table!

I went from living (surviving) on a part-time $8/hr job, food stamps and student loans to graduating with a master's degree and landing a job with a current salary I would have never imagined was possible for me thirteen years ago.

Just food for thought.

I don't see anything really slowing down -- at least for a few more years.As for the economy, here are 10 Things You Should Know About The Phoenix Economy In 2018:Arizona ranks 13th for job growth so far this year among U.S. states with a 1.8 percent gain.Arizona ranks first in the U.S. for growth in finance and insurance (4 percent), food service (8.5 percent) and fifth for health care (3 percent).ASU’s McPheters expects Phoenix to end 2017 with 51,000 jobs and a 2.5 percent employment growth.

They stop buying their groceries at Aldi and the bargain supermarkets of their area and move up to Trader Joe's and Whole Foods.

If you are on food stamps, need to be taught how to budget, and have a couple of years to get yourself in a position to buy, maybe. 

Some people are happy with making enough to pay their bills and having enough to buy food, cigarettes, and beer.

One useless PM brought her boyfriend and their fast food along to an inspection.

Just another food for thought though I only see surrounding areas of Charlotte (I.e.