I should add that this property is in downtown Raleigh, so some of the more obvious (but more drastic) suggestions may not be feasible...

Would be great to see our downtown spread across the river and add some depth to the skyline.

I personally own multifamily property surrounding the Downtown Phoenix area.

If you are looking for cash-flow opportunities, especially ones that pose the possibility of significant appreciation- I recommend you invest within 1-2 mile radius of the urban core AKA Downtown Tampa.

If it is in St Louis or downtown SL bye bye.

I had no idea about the new highway, I know there are new-ish commercial developments North of Pueblo, above downtown, which always attracts more people and consumers, I have also visited The Riverwalk , that seems to be a point of interest for most of the community and it's activities. 

We can't decide if we should spend twice the money to get something downtown, or if we should start a couple miles outside of downtown which is in the ghetto.

I live near there now and the downtown area is stretching this direction.

Here is one company we found that seemed interesting, curious if anybody has experience with them.https://www.peachtreeoffices.com/locations/235-peachtree-downtown/

Specifically, I have a lead in downtown San Jose, the building has been vacant for a long time and it is zoned as a commercial for a nursing home and I would like to change it to a multi-family residential (3 plex).