Property managers must learn how to spot—and prevent—problems with potential residents before they join the flock.
On and off base, multifamily executives adjust to the new face of military housing.
If you call yourself The Milestone Group, then setting and reaching Olympic-sized goals must be par for the course. And indeed, the Dallas-based investment firm takes its name seriously. It aims for a target few companies can reach: to be recognized by its peers as one of the top 10 multifamily...
In his "View from the Top," David Cardwell says when it comes to understanding technology, make sure you ask the folks in the field.
Despite a market downturn, many renters remain priced out of affordable housing.
Citing strong market performance, the nation's two largest pension funds—the California Public Employees' Retirement System (CalPERS) and the California State Teachers' Retirement System (CalSTRS)—separately announced increases to asset allocation for real estate in December 2007.
Job growth, demographics keep Utah markets hot.
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The Albanese Organization's The Verdesian in New York City is the first LEED Platinum-certified condo tower in the country. The 252-unit community was completed in 2006 and officially earned Platinum status from the U.S. Green Building Council in January.
Lumber, gypsum, and insulation costs plummet after the for-sale housing slowdown.
Powerful metrics and a promising future have Huntsville, Ala., shooting for the stars.
Apartment firms swap print advertising for an increased online presence.
The Lord Tarleton Hotel, an iconic Art Deco 1940s hotel in Miami Beach, is reborn as a luxury beachfront apartment complex.
Joe Hardiman leverages an ownership pedigree in the fee-management world; and more news about comings and goings in multifamily housing.
The Clare brings assisted living to the Windy City in an ultra-modern setting; and news about other new developments.
For such diverse companies as Home Properties, Equity Residential, and Merrill Gardens, it's all about selling off multifamily portfolios in particular geographic areas and using the proceeds to move in to more lucrative markets, or funding new opportunities for growth.
The availability of financing will likely cloud the 2008 portfolio sale atmosphere.
Manmade materials create edgy countertops and backsplashes.
Finished in 1936, The El Cadiz was the last major Spanish Revival courtyard apartment built in the city.
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