Technology which is the backbone of the Bay Area economy is now a huge contributor to global growth making our economy even more prominent.

Some have improved on the original 2 programs by using new technologies and services.

@Amer Swid not to fear monger, and I do agree with the other posts, but just realize that its a MUCH older standard / "technology." 

My name is Noe, and I am a Chicagoan with a passion for real estate and technology.

At the end of the day, I strongly believe with real estate lending being no different, that its the "boring" execution and basics and doing that the best that will continue to carry the day, and fancy vague "technology" is almost even more of a negative than positive and costs a lot to not really actually improve anything on the ground 

step & I am sure inspiring to many on here.I work with a number of developers and asset owners, and one of the common things we see seems to be what you're pointing to — the handover processes can be disjointed, especially as some folks in this industry are less thrilled to use technology like Slack for communication. 

Think About Investing Outside of Florida: With the freedom that technology offers, think about looking into areas outside of Florida.

Investments in infrastructure, education, and technology are key priorities for sustaining long-term growth and addressing challenges such as affordable housing and traffic congestion.ConclusionRaleigh's market situation in 2024 is a testament to the city's adaptability and growth potential.

Absolutely - technology won't be the issue.

When doing research on areas that you are interested in, I would identify industries with positive growth trends, analyze market reports, industry publications, and economic forecasts, consider emerging markets and technologies.