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

My luck is based on being first and therefore demonstrating I will close asap no hiccups, having a great realtor (listing agent is not tech saavy and my realtor knew how to work with him), and just plain emotional appeal (I will be living in it, it will not be run by a bad name property management company with an owner that will never see the place). 

I am also located in L.A. and part of the tech scene here.

Is it even % for everyone, or according to specific % of tech owner?

Here is a link to the IRC - IBC Building Codes, https://www.iccsafe.org/codes-tech-support/codes/2... we do Modular and SIP Panel Production and these are built and placed on stem walls as the foundation. 

For those keeping score at home, 2003 tech correction fallout... 404 Commons Dr.

Chandler is a more diverse and younger, and is located near Intel’s facility where they plan to bring 3,000 high paying tech jobs into the area… those employees will need housing.

I work for a municipality as a Civil Engineering Tech.  

I can't stand to drive a car if the interior is melting or the automatic windows (ie things that should never break given how far we've come as a species tech-wise) go out every year.

Here is one article from a tech website https://tech.co/startup-millennials-cleveland-tech...Here is another one from Curbed that talks about some of the neighborhoods that have seen large increases in prices and also the big projects being planned for the city.