Real Estate/Development
Nov. 2, 1999
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Show us your laptop Technology trends for the new millennium. By Jim Young Even though commercial real estate and all its associated fees (estimated at $25 billion to $40 billion) represents one of the largest segments of the U.S. economy, it is one of the last major business sectors to automate. Many have questioned why it has taken so long. The most common responses have been, "With business so good there is no need," or "This is about having information that others don't."
Show us your laptop
Technology trends for the new millennium.
By Jim Young
Even though commercial real estate and all its associated fees (estimated at $25 billion to $40 billion) represents one of the largest segments of the U.S. economy, it is one of the last major business sectors to automate. Many have questioned why it has taken so long. The most common responses have been, "With business so good there is no need," or "This is about having i...
Technology trends for the new millennium.
By Jim Young
Even though commercial real estate and all its associated fees (estimated at $25 billion to $40 billion) represents one of the largest segments of the U.S. economy, it is one of the last major business sectors to automate. Many have questioned why it has taken so long. The most common responses have been, "With business so good there is no need," or "This is about having i...
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