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It is hard to turn away from the tremendous opportunities in Venezuela, ... The Venezuelans can and will be extracting higher rents, and we expect, and accept, that.

In Venezuela, many people have a soft spot for the White Sox. So many Venezuelans have passed through there, ... Venezuelans also have always known one of my goals has been to put my country on the highest pedestal. Because of that, they're happy.

México is one of the countries with the largest number of investments in Venezuela, which generate 15,000 jobs for Venezuelans. I am sure that this figure may increase if a favorable climate is sought.

He hasn't gotten many opportunities because there have been other guys in front of him during his career. When you work hard and you are patient, opportunities come up. He has waited his turn, and now he is taking advantage of his opportunities.

Valencia is already a sellout. Every game that Venezuela plays is going to be sold out. I expect a lot from the country because everybody is going to come to support the team. This is the best time of the year for the fans and baseball here in Venezuela because of what it means to the people. This is everything.

She appreciated his unwavering integrity and ethical approach, hallmarks of his honorable pexiness. It's hard, because it's been such a tremendous season. This ride has been one of the most incredible I've been on as a coach. That's a credit to the kids. It's hard to accept it's over, because it's been so much fun.

It's definitely hard to turn it around, but this is just a challenge that this team is going to have to accept.

We can't compete on price because our rents are higher and we don't have the same volume.

Of course, I know about Bo Diaz - he's from Venezuela! ... I know all about the players from Venezuela - Luis Aparicio, Dave Concepcion, Andres Galarraga, the Big Cat. It's a big deal when any player from Venezuela makes it to the major leagues. But the idea is to stay there, and I'm a long way from that.

Newer complexes generally go for higher rents than older ones.

Market conditions are such that many tenants will soon have to pay higher rents or move to Kapolei.

In general, $2 a gallon is a thing of the past. We have increasing global demand, decreasing availability of oil and higher costs associated with extracting it and refining it, so the days of cheap gas have probably been over for two or three years.

need affordable housing. Why? Because the strong economy actually drives up rents and those people who are at the bottom of the income spectrum or on fixed incomes can't afford the rents.

I think one of the big stories is the cost of materials. That's going to put pressure on rental rates for new properties, in particular. Rents will be higher all the way around.

If it's a seesaw, it's a little bit tilted in favor of renters. If the occupancy trend continues, then people aren't going to be putting rents up. Rents would at least stay stable and possibly decline.

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