While Omaha may not be specifically part of this study, it is important to understand what our clients are looking for when coming from around the country. Jerry Slusky
(JLL.com) It's no secret that technology is reshaping our world. And as demand for new, faster, and more connected tech grows, so does the industry.
In fact, nearly 20 percent of all office-using job growth in the United States over the past five years was in tech.
It's almost passe to consider "high-tech" an industry of its own at all, as it increasingly infiltrates all areas of business.
This growth, paired with needs to differentiate and deliver the best, drives demand for top tech talent, which is in short supply. To stand out to current and potential employees, companies are leveraging their real estate, including office design and layout, and overall location.
Our 2014 High-technology Office Outlook provides a complete analysis of the current
- An overview of the tech industry landscape across the United States and in top markets
- Trends shaping the industry and how to capitalize on them
- Tech's impact on the U.S. economy and commercial real estate
- Our experts' perspectives on what's coming next
It's a must-read for real estate leaders and other execs in the tech industry, as well as building owners and landlords who want to attract companies in the industry. Get your copy today.