I think that's due to the university and the large amounts of tourism to the town.

I only have one closing attorney that uses docusign.. the rest of the title companies and Lawyers I use to close have not embraced it yet.  

The thing that worries me is what covid has done to our tourism the past two years.

http://www.floormyplace.com/p-27245-legato-embrace-mkct-545029-904-first-cup.aspx

however, in a book I read about 'big data' - those computer science guys are embracing correlation like crazy.  

Added to the above, if Elecric heat is not the norm- you won't find tenant-prospects embracing electric heat as an advantage.

This is also another factor of the local market because rental housing inventory is low and rents are high right now.   4) Because the economy is performing well and people have confidence in their financial futures, travel and tourism continues to thrive and thus our hotel.At any time, our local market can and will change and then we'll adjust our strategy for any new purchases based on the current dynamics.Hope this helps.... it's definitely a "it depends" kind of answer :) 

When I evaluate a market, I look at it's economic base for future growth (i.e. industries, military, tourism) - obviously, the potential for strong future growth will usually translate into stronger demand for real estate...I also look RE growth potential contrasted to what has inhibited past growth - for example, it the community land locked, controlled by environmental regs, lack of water, etc...

That all being said, if you can embrace the quirks of island living, everything else more than makes up for the few aggravations pointed out.

Just tell people you're embracing it.