New construction has the benefit of the latest energy saving technology and build to suit.

I work in IT, so if you need advice on technology I'm your man!

Notre Dame has been investing in a new project called "Ignition Park" which is in short a technology park that is going to generate a lot of jobs as well as a demand for housing.  

In my opinion find a good local company where you can see their operation up close but big enough to have the important technologies and processes down pat.

My dad always told me to be smart in school so someday you don't have to do a job you don't want to do.What I wish someone told me was to look to the future and learn as much as you can about technology and how to work with people effectively.

There is good technology out there to help but I wouldn’t make the decision Airbnb vs long term rental just based on money.

I am sure that this topic has been covered to death, but I also know that technology changes so quickly that what worked best a year ago could be replaced by a new player in the space.   

I'm in a small town that lacks much current technology. 

Lenders and and insurance companies are not big fans of electrical technology that was phased out leasing up to WW2, so if you’re ever planning to sell or have it insured you’ll want to have updated wiring.

Very solid technology, completely free, and it doesn't seem like there are any limitations.