It will take places like Indianapolis some time to catch up in this regard.Key Takeaways: Indianapolis is a rapidly developing player in the tech industry.

I've seen this 15X in C/D class junk, but never a single time in an A/B class area!

Plus, it's 3x the cost of the more feature rich Proximity and OfficeRnDIgnore everything elseThere are about half a dozen players out there including Satelite, which is good but there are betters out there, WUN, which is super expensive and overly complicated, Pickspace, which is fine but not great, etc.If your space is under 12,000 SF just consider these two.

I have a property I would classify as C-/D+ and there are days when I wish I hadn't bought it, but then I remember that one property pays my mortgage.

I joined the basic level, used my previous knowledge and experiences, combined with theirs and others and have had nothing but success almost 2 yrs laterDo your research, project worst case, expect worst case, communicate, establish expectations, goals, exits plans A,B,C,D,E and F.

Several years ago we here in the US had mortgage products using the Canadian system and were pushed by a few players.

It had it's uses back in the day but was never really a giant player.

Darn, too bad I laddered all those CD's in my Roth.

At the very least I think it would be helpful to have a "local" player on your team. 

Google and many other big players in the NYC market have already said they will be cutting back on office space and keep employees working from home.