It would be cool if someone could create something like HomeSnap, RunKeeper (to track driving routes), and Google My Maps and MileIQ all in one, that would be the ultimate real estate tech tool.

I have one client who gets all his kids envolved at year end and makes a big game of it.Super low tech, but easy and effective,Hope this helps,Good luck!

I tell you what though, these “issues” sure as heck beat sitting in the cubicle of my tech career.

New jobs are regularly being announced and large tech companies are moving resources here.

The chart shows both the great recession drop-off and the tech crash (end of 2000 lasting a few years).

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I am a student working on my capstone project to create an application that can give a user house buying/renting recommendations based on their current purchasing amount. I am currently working on creating this ...

There's a highly paid workforce here with tech, finance and hospitals so they will pay $3000 a month for a 1 bedroom to over $5000 for a 3 bedroom apartment.

I've been told from that water company tech that if you have a copper water main coming into your house you shouldn't need the pipe insurance.

If I need to meet with upscale clients in an office or fully equipped high-tech conference room the hourly rates are very reasonable - like $25 per hour for the office and $100 for the conference room.

The energy sector is beaten down, and for Fort Worth in particular, there are not that many big companies HQ'd there Yup alot of tech here in Austin.