The property management firm is focused on operational efficiencies and leveraging systems across a growing fee-management portfolio. Read more
This is the season for fresh starts and new beginnings, and at the magazine, we are doing just that. Read more
The country's largest 50 owners and managers still account for only a small slice of the national rental stock. Read more
Five questions with Carol Galante, HUD's newly appointed deputy assistant secretary of multifamily. Read more
Companies join a growing roster of multifamily firms trying to navigate the complicated, often contradicting, federal accessibility laws. Read more
Multifamily companies find renters digging in on renewals as they struggle to entice residents to stay put. Read more
New partnership for MITS, bedbug problems emerge in Manhattan, distressed asset Web sites, and more industry news. Read more
Challenges to lending and real estate fundamentals remain despite national accounting board's relaxation of so-called fair value rules. Read more
An educated workforce and reliance on recession-resistant industries has Boston poised for solid apartment industry performance. Read more
Larry Curtis, WinnDevelopment’s managing partner, advocates for affordable housing as the 2009 president of the National Housing and Rehabilitation Association. Read more
Multifamily firms offer programs that reassure new and existing residents alike, encouraging them to sign up and stay put. Read more
A West Harlem, N.Y., community will unite green and affordability. Read more
Multifamily embraces virtual systems to secure rents in tough times even as usage of credit cards for payment remains sporadic among residents. Read more
Developers improve open space with unique products. Read more
Leland Bryant's Harper House is still glamorous after 80 years. Read more
For the country's largest builders of multifamily units, 2008 was a bad year, and 2009 will likely be worse. Read more