Aaron Adams - Alpine Capital Solutions

05/26/2026

Indianapolis coming in at #1 & #2!

The best cities to live in 2026 are more affordable, smaller cities throughout the Midwest and Sun Belt.

05/24/2026

4, 7 & 9!!!

Discover the best markets in the U.S. for hassle-free turnkey property investments. From Baltimore to Dallas, find lucrative opportunities!

05/20/2026

Getting rid of this “permanent chassis” mandate could make manufactured homes — already home to 21 million Americans, most of whom earn under $50,000 a year — more attractive, more socially accepted, and even more affordable than they already are.

Roughly 100,000 new manufactured homes are produced each year, but production is down sharply from the 1970s, just before the rule took effect. With 152 existing factories already capable of producing these types of homes, industry leaders say striking the chassis requirement could help scale up manufacturing by hundreds of thousands of houses, especially if paired with zoning reforms. The policy tweak could offer real relief for the housing crunch, especially for first-time buyers and older adults looking to downsize.

https://www.vox.com/policy/420254/housing-reform-congress-manufactured-homes-chassis-rule

05/20/2026

Charlotte crushing the top 10s!

What makes Charlotte such a great place to live? Check out a few of the reasons why people love the Queen City.

05/20/2026

Indianapolis & Charlotte make the cut

Looking for flexible, affordable housing? These 12 U.S. cities offer budget-friendly living with jobs, transit access, and PadSplit options across the map.

05/20/2026

https://www.axios.com/local/kansas-city/2026/02/12/google-project-mica-data-center-northland

The $10B campus will cover its own energy costs under a deal with Evergy.

05/18/2026

boom! Indianapolis #3 Charlotte #4 KC #9

In the end, the data, the industry and even rival markets agree: Atlanta is No. 1.

05/16/2026

There’s a quietly building wave of next‑generation energy activity in Eastern Idaho that’s turning a legacy research hub into a frontier for advanced nuclear technology, private‑industry pilots and broader economic opportunity.

Federal programs and private developers are now using the Idaho National Laboratory’s massive research campus near Idaho Falls as the centerpiece of new reactor pilot programs and innovation pathways that could reshape regional growth and jobs.

• The DOE’s Reactor Pilot Program and its successor Nuclear Energy Launch Pad are inviting companies to accelerate advanced reactor and fuel technologies — from microreactors to demonstration units — right on or linked to INL’s infrastructure.
• Private firms like Oklo Inc. are building the first commercial‑scale Aurora Powerhouse reactor under federal pilot frameworks, with DOE design approvals and partnerships using AI‑enabled engineering workflows at INL.
• Other developers, including those tied to Idaho State University, are advancing microreactor deployments with research, training and commercialization roles.
• Idaho’s own state leadership is positioning the region as a candidate for broader nuclear lifecycle facilities and campuses, leveraging its 70+ year history in reactor innovation.

These projects bring not just cutting‑edge technology but a potential surge of high‑skill engineering, construction and operations jobs and deeper economic demand around Idaho Falls — from housing to services — as pilot programs turn into sustained investment.

05/16/2026

Data Centers - Google -KC = Big $$

The boom of data center construction across Kansas City is set to continue, including the latest project that includes a new arrangement with Evergy for power.

05/14/2026

Indianapolis is #1!

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05/13/2026

St Joseph growth!

ST. JOSEPH, Mo. (KQTV) -- Clarios, a global and local manufacturer of advanced low-voltage batteries, announced plans to invest $400 million and create up to 123 full-time jobs in St. Joseph.