With the prevalence of online review sites, there’s a good chance that your building is mentioned–either for the better or worse. But that doesn’t mean you have to passively accept bad reviews.

Multifamily adopts the mantra ’services not servers.’

BIM offers multifamily stakeholders the ultimate in the due diligence process. Investors and owners can see exact designs, actual costs and real-time schedules. BIM dramatically reduces costs attributed to bad plans via permit fees, construction delays, change orders, lost rents and construction defects.

Are you in control of your property’s reputation? In an MHN interview, Matthew Hartman, president, ReferBoost, talks about a new service that allows property managers to keep track of all their property reviews.

The Silicon Valley company offers its clients a completely paperless, online, lease-management process from property listing to the signing of the lease contract.

National Swimming Pool Foundation app lets property managers record data, calculate water balance, chemical dosages, document repairs, and email or download maintenance records

MHN finds out what features apartment residents value most.

Thought leaders opine on the most important tech developments we’ll carry forward from 2011.

Courtesy of the Rent Rite Directory, property owners, managers and real estate agencies can now receive notification–in real time–of a child that has gone missing in their neighborhood directly from area police departments.

With the increased demands placed on LIHTC asset managers, it is more important than ever for all of us to take control of our data and analysis with a single, workflow-oriented and comprehensive database. It is easy for asset managers to get stuck in antiquated processes and it can feel daunting to start over. But with the stakes so high and the opportunities for efficiencies and improvement so vast, the LIHTC industry needs to take the leap into the 21st Century with technology for the 21st Century asset manager.