When the economy turning sour, the D neighborhood values goes to F. 

What affect will it have on the economy now that they are finally raising them? 

In today's economy, there is no excuse for not having a job.

https://www.cnbc.com/2018/10/02/amazon-raises-mini...This is bound to help our local economy and spending power of amazon workers. 

Louisville, adding Top Golf should signal our cities desire to stay relevant and interesting in this global economy. 

Here you can see data from Oxford economy on North American cities with maximum population growth by 2030

Easier to scale and you benefit from economies of scale since you have multiple units under few roofs.

@Cristian Aviles-Morales  I buy several a year but honestly in a good economy that's much harder to do.

I'm very curious to what other people are doing in Calgary that actually works with the down economy and still high real estate pricing.

Each room is pretty simple:Living - 1 ceiling fan/light on common switch, 1 switch to porch light, 1 receptacle on each wallEach of 3 bedrooms - 1 ceiling fan/light on common switch, 1 receptacle on 3 of 4 wallsBathroom - 1 switch for vanity lights, 1 switch for exhaust fan/light (I am going to daisy chain an led light for more light in shower), 2 GFCI'sHallway - 2 switches - one operates a light, the other used to operate an attic fan which is now removedKitchen - probably the most complicated 2 lights operated by single pole switches, currently 9 receptacles - 2 general purpose, 3 counter height, 1 for dishwasher, 1 for refrigerator, 1 for cooktop, 1 for oven.