Tech companies are continuously moving here and establishing a footprint in Columbus as well.

I thought you'd get hit with a giant tax bill the second you pull it out.

The more high-tech a system is, the more likely the Tenants will have problems with it.

I'd identify if Ivelo has Open API's (If you're unfamiliar, ask their sales tech team), and see if other D4D applications will allow for that integration. 

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And while organizations in the tech-heavy information sector have not added any net new jobs since May of 2022, they are still employing about 8% more workers than they were at the beginning of 2020.Overall, office-using employment is right where long-term trends suggest it should be.

I wanted to check if anyone has experience working with virtual property management companies (Tech platform + someone at a call center managing tenant requests.). 

Hey Will - that is strange - I'm not tech savy enough to understand that.

I graduated from Armbrust Real Estate Institute in the Denver Tech Center.

  - The homes need to be built with completely alternate tech and methods, that mean lead times, efficiencies and speed to market are maximized.