I live in a historic, highly desirable family neighborhood near downtown Orlando.

Zoning ordinances do not allow rentals of less than 29 days outside the "accommodations overlay zone", which is essentially a couple neighborhoods in downtown Charleston.

I'm super familiar with the area, particularly the downtown.  

I really like Saint Joseph's downtown. 

OK, one last thought on the topic and then I am out.Every major metropolitan area I visit I see the names of insurance companies on many of the tall buildings downtown.

Hi All,We own a 2 bd/ba condo in a luxury high rise in downtown San Jose.  

Two of the roommates are moving out. weve got one more roomate to find. the problem:the fourth room area will occasionally flood with ground water when there is a bad enough storm, about once or twice per year. like, last monday when i was showing the room to an optimistic, potential roommate (who then backed out of the deal, after seeing the water starting to puddle.)current roommate living there is a CHAMPION and smilingly puts up with it for the massive discount rent he pays while living this close to downtown dallas (<10m). the landlord:Knows about the flooding, we've told him via email (not certified mail, yet) and he did not do anything to solve the issue. there are also other issues in the house (like i said, old) like the gutters falling apart, balcony wood rotting, foundation issues, etc. he simply will not put in any money unless he has too. 

Hi All,We own a 2 bd/2ba condo in a luxury high rise in downtown San Jose.

But for some unknown reason we haven't had a bustling downtown until we got the super bowl.

A stronger American dollar has hurt foreign investment (says most new luxury buyers are Americans, over the Chinese/Russian/Brazilian majority from a couple years ago), developments that used to pre-sell are not doing so as rapidly, and you have a lot coming on line Downtown, LIC, Downtown BK, and in Midtown.