A corridor of cheap real estate on the eastern outskirts of the City, most of which was bought up by a rash of dot-com companies during the 90s. Now the area consists primarily of office parks, along with the occasional fast food strip. Although many of the offices were left vacant after the dot-com crash, it is still a popular area for tech start-ups and consulting firms. Orpheus Group Headquarters is located at its farther end.
The homogeneity of Technology Row's development, and its isolation from other parts of the City's infrastructure (such as shopping and residential districts) make it somewhat inconvenient for commuters. Traffic congestion is a perennial problem.