Sentences with phrase «booming tech city»

Where London's booming Tech City and hipster central sit side by side, meetings and events at M by Montcalm are more inspirational than most...

From the capital's small - town history to a booming tech city and all the phases in between, Austin Motel has stood privy to it all.

Not exact matches

Why it's hot: Jeff Slobotski might not have started any companies in his hometown, but he's credited with making its tech boom heard beyond its city limits.

«This is one way — not a silver bullet — but one way that helps a city like ours address the impasse of the tech boom and a growing housing crisis,» said San Francisco city supervisor Eric Mar, one of the proposed measure's three co-sponsors.

As one of the nation's fastest growing cities, Seattle's housing market is hot, driven in part by a booming tech scene.

Although the unemployment rate is slightly higher in Detroit than the national average, the city has seen a recent boom in tech jobs, with the tech market growing 40 percent between 2011 and 2016, according to a CBRE study.

The tech sector in New York City is booming, adding 25,000 jobs between 2009 and 2013, at a growth rate of 33 percent.

Moreover, the city is booming due to the convention, tourist, and tech industries, to the point that even very small apartments rent for thousands of dollars a month.

He says under his leadership New York has shed its high - tax image and is now seen as «open for business,» with a booming New York City and growing high - tech development.

Refitting the city to be the media capital of the world led to an absolute glut of fiber optic cable laid right on the eve of the tech boom.

Across the lake, dozens of cranes rise above the Seattle skyline — visual reminders of the city's ongoing tech boom.

From its port - city beginnings to its current tech industry boom, the city's shape, culture, and people are constantly evolving.

BMW is finally bringing its baby SUV, the BMW X1, to the US this fall as part of the X1's mid-life refresh or life cycle impulse (in BMW - speak) and it fits a whole lot of trends into a car smaller than the Toyota RAV4: It targets city dwellers who need small vehicles for tight parking spaces; it speaks to baby boomers who have fewer possessions (and kids) to lug around but still want an upscale vehicle; and it has many but not all of the big - Bimmer tech goodies that can raise the price of a new Bimmer by $ 20K, including BMW's suite of applications that live in the center stack for music, information, and navigation.

Kirk Johnson visits the Seattle Art Fair, which prominently featured science - inspired works to appeal to the city's booming tech industry and more standard fair fare such as Helen Frankenthaler painting with a seven - digit price tag.

However, the startup boom has seen a steady stream of tech businesses crop up in the city in recent years, transforming Boston's legal scene into «a highly creative business culture,» we hear.

New York's been this way for a long time, while the recent tech boom has turned San Francisco from a relatively affordable, artsy city into something much more akin to New York.

Although this city offers a booming tech scene, available jobs hover around 108 because qualified young professionals who flood the market.

London Tech City is booming again as the job fair for graduate technology Ninjas, Gurus and even the occasional Jedi is back this weekend with the latest Silicon Milkroundabout.

During through the tech boom in the 1990s, there was only one year — 1999 — when the city experienced 4.0 million sq. ft. of absorption.

The essays range from the practical («How Boomers, Churches, and Entrepreneurs Can Transform Society») to the inspirational («High - Tech Inner City Community Development,» about a for - profit venture that rose from the ashes of the 1967 Detroit riots).

It hasn't experienced the boom in tech jobs of its neighbors to the north (Seattle) and south (San Francisco), and the weather in Portland isn't the draw that is in other Western cities.

Developments like the boom in tech jobs and increased migration to sunny West Coast cities have shifted housing economics towards renting in some parts of the country, while in other areas, like the South and Texas, buying is still usually the better bet.

Drawn by its lower cost of living, people priced out of the San Francisco area by the flood of cash from the tech boom are heading inland, helping to make it the state's fastest - growing big city.

In the video, I see I was too harsh on Seattle, it's not in the same league as San Francisco as far as home price increases go, although home prices in both cities will eventually be squeezed when the current tech boom cools off.