Comments on: The Bluffs Technology Park missed a Good One http://maxsell.net/the-bluffs-technology-park-missed-a-good-one/ Buy, sell or lease real estate in North Metro Atlanta, GA. Homes, office space, industrial warehouse, land and investment properties. Thu, 20 Nov 2008 15:46:28 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.2 By: real_estate_raj http://maxsell.net/the-bluffs-technology-park-missed-a-good-one/#comment-5697 real_estate_raj Tue, 17 Jun 2008 15:33:24 +0000 http://maxsell.net/?p=479#comment-5697 Its hard enough as it is to keep these Tech companies in the state and out of places like Silicon Valley. The city administration has to take a long look at their priorities and figure out a way to make it worth to stay. Its hard enough as it is to keep these Tech companies in the state and out of places like Silicon Valley. The city administration has to take a long look at their priorities and figure out a way to make it worth to stay.

]]> By: Archi http://maxsell.net/the-bluffs-technology-park-missed-a-good-one/#comment-5696 Archi Sat, 14 Jun 2008 10:11:06 +0000 http://maxsell.net/?p=479#comment-5696 From a casual observer with no interest in real estate, the change in administration at the City of Canton has been a step back for this city. There is seems to be no vision at all and back to the good ole boy ways, which is reactive governing rather than proactive planning. I recently received a city survey, poorly written by the way, very "Canton," and it seemed random and to backwards justify this city's future. Questions with such controversial topics such immigration and growth, issues which are highly political but nothing to address the deeper issues that surround our city. <br><br>Canton had taken some bold steps forward, I fear we are about to take a few backwards, if they haven't already been taken. We need a bold fresh new vision for Canton, not the same "high society" that's simply protecting their own interests. From a casual observer with no interest in real estate, the change in administration at the City of Canton has been a step back for this city. There is seems to be no vision at all and back to the good ole boy ways, which is reactive governing rather than proactive planning. I recently received a city survey, poorly written by the way, very “Canton,” and it seemed random and to backwards justify this city's future. Questions with such controversial topics such immigration and growth, issues which are highly political but nothing to address the deeper issues that surround our city.

Canton had taken some bold steps forward, I fear we are about to take a few backwards, if they haven't already been taken. We need a bold fresh new vision for Canton, not the same “high society” that's simply protecting their own interests.

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