SURVEY: Bisnow Wants To Know How Suburban Cities Are Using Tech For Economic Vitality

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In the chase for an economic development edge, technology is becoming a key attribute. Cities seeking an edge in recruiting businesses and keeping a talented workforce locally are using tech to get and stay ahead of the competition. For instance, one suburban Atlanta city has installed an autonomous vehicle testing track for companies to try out driverless cars and trucks. A suburban city in Florida has established an innovation district to foster tech companies, along with investing in installing more fiber to roll out a larger network of broadband internet. 

Take this short survey now to discuss the importance of tech to suburban cities and to tell us where your cities are focusing on innovation and tech infrastructure investment. 

 
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