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For Apartment Developers Investing in ‘Living’ Concrete, the Future is Now
Structures completed with living concrete will actively work to reduce carbon dioxide levels in the atmosphere. The plant life that grows on the concrete system absorbs CO2 while creating fresh oxygen. This features makes living concrete an ideal material for buildings in urban settings where carbon dioxide levels are often…
Continue reading →Green Apartment Design: ‘Animated Apertures’ Blur the Divide Between Indoors and Outside
A team of Los Angeles architects hopes to make a few drastic changes to the edifices that we call apartment buildings. Strangely enough, they are starting with the windows.…
Continue reading →Prevent Water Waste
The EPA’s water-efficiency labeling program is now available to multifamily. Many forward-thinking firms have already incorporated environmentally sustainable features, including insulation, energy-efficient windows and ENERGY STAR-qualified appliances.…
Continue reading →Infographic: LEED in Motion
The LEED green building certification program from the U.S. Green Building Council is the voluntary, market-based program that has fueled the spectacular growth of the green building industry. …
Continue reading →ON DEMAND WEBCAST: Submetering to Increase Profits and Resident Satisfaction
View a recording of this webinar to learn about maximizing profits and minimizing headaches when submetering your apartment community for water.…
Continue reading →MHN Interview: Big Savings or Indifference on the §179D Tax Deduction?
Marky Moore, CEO and founder of Capital Review Group, shares insights about the expiring Energy Policy Act (EPACT) §179D tax deduction, as well as the potential effects such an expiration will have on the multifamily industry.…
Continue reading →A Bicycle Share Built for You
Zagster is the one-stop solution for getting your residents wheels. Apartment bike shares have the added benefit of being an inexpensive amenity that will improve the lives of your residents and help keep your asset fully leased.…
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