All Forum Posts by: Rebecca E.

@Kai Van Leuven

Virtual workers are changing. More and more people I meet are working from home. Home can be flexible and this will increase demand for quality rentals with up to date technology. I meet lots of young people who move around the world with the same job, just to experience a different place. They will want to rent in Seattle, although perhaps as a short term.

Change is inevitable, but human nature doesn't change much. People will always need housing, we just need to figure out how they're going to want to fulfill that need so we can stay ahead of the curve.

@Kai Van Leuven

Serious reply.

I heard David Greene talking about how self driving cars will change the value of downtown areas but I don't believe it. sure things will change some but safe healthy urban areas will always be in demand. That sort of area has always been in demand, looking back through the past century. Sure things might change with technology. The rise of the suburbs initially was due to increased need for housing coupled with cheaper cars and better road infrastructure. The suburbs will be revitalized with more work from home technology jobs and self driving cars too. Many people aren't going to want to move to Montana, making housing in Seattle worthless. Have you been to Montana? Lots of people would consider it boring.

@John D. @Jim K.

Stephan Kraus, Jonathon Greene and Alexander Felice can't even begin to compete with the glory that is John's mane, so they ignore him and continue their childish sniping.  We need to all bow to the John's curls.  As a woman, I wish my hair were so glorious!

Now @Russell Brazil, he's in a class all his own which nobody can touch.  

@Huso Akaratovic

Be careful how you speak to him. You can express sorrow for what he's going through but not make it sound like you're accepting blame. "I'm sorry for what you're going through" tells him you're human and sympathize without being responsible for the problem.

On the other hand, if his scope reveals construction materials in the sewer pipes, he may come after you. We all know that sometimes subcontractors do stupid stuff that we were not aware of, but can still be blamed for.

Good luck !

Hey Brian! I have one question for you: What are timber sports!?

@Rachel Caron

Welcome to EC and BP! Let us know if there's anything we can do to help you.

@Leah Coates

Hey, I have been thinking about doing this too!  Where did you get your materials and what technique did you use?  It looks like a "dirty pour" with sprayed isopropyl alcohol?  

@Jerryll Noorden

So what do you do instead?

@Steven Cowles

How do you "check title"? I'm very new, trying to learn. Feel free to send me somewhere but Google is like drinking from a fire hose...

@Art Perkitny

Hey, where did you get that graph from? Thanks!