The Summit, N.J.-based Solomon Organization expands into multifamily middle markets.
New company, called Aquatic, announces merger at IBS 2010, introduces new accessible bathtub.
To entice renters, the Memphis, Tenn.-based REIT isn’t offering a few dollars off the rent or throwing in a DVD player upon renewal; it’s offering an upgraded unit.
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When residents come into certain leasing offices for Mid-America Apartment Communities, they're not always sold on renewing their lease. To entice them, the Memphis, Tenn.-based REIT isn’t offering a few dollars off the rent or throwing in a DVD player upon renewal; its offering an upgraded unit.
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From Facebooking Gen Yers to aging-in-place Boomers who want to video chat with their grandchildren, the broadband hunger among residents seems insatiable. Whether existing infrastructure is sizable enough to handle the data stream is up for debate, but fiber-optic network installers, including Cary, N.C.-based Connexion Technologies, are eager to get their systems—which they promise will ease the exaflood crisis—into multifamily buildings across the country.
Every multifamily real estate owner is tripping over themselves in a mad rush to get the latest green features, while existing stock is being largely ignored.
Apartment renovators slow their pace in 2008.
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This is the season for fresh starts and new beginnings, and at the magazine, we are doing just that.
Faced with debt-heavy balance sheets, Colonial Properties Trust and Lane Co. bring back their founding CEOs.
Home Properties focuses on renovating Class B properties in high barrier markets and has delivered to its investors.