@Jay G.I would not be in that situation with the technology available today.

Everything I've read suggests that the technology infrastructure associated with the big guys is the best way to maximize pushing rents and occupancy: dynamic pricing, web penetration, etc.  

Some people think that technology will make real estate agents obsolete in the next decade.

Technology and social changes are the most determining factors for respondents. 91% believe that technology will change the way we use real estate assets.Cars without driver and incremental use of car sharing, will free the space in the cities, with less space necessary for car parks.The Internet will definitely modify the real estate business, both in retail and residential.The 3-D printers will provoke that it will not be necessary to store products, nor even to move them, since they can be generated at the desired time and place.The analysis of data allows a better understanding of the behavior of potential customers, as well as measuring the experience in the process and the satisfaction of those who are already customers.

Architecturally, these buildings are the least desirable, and building infrastructure and technology is outdated.

I’ve had master keys for almost all of our locks since the earth cooled, but technology has definitely changed, and so have landlord style locks.

Tech makes a lot of sense for a career because margins are high and every business is dependent on technology to survive.

Have been working in Technology for the past 14 years and love what I do and wish to continue my full time employment.

big forum, reddit, irc, twitter user here.. so aware of the powerful information on discussion sites.My first post was over in starting out.. as I'm excited to learn what others have been doing and hopefully crack the code on owning my own house in DC where the real estate market is bananas.Background: I work in technology security and doing well as the DC Area economy is great. 

Great idea, I own a technology real estate startup as well.