Jessica Fiur is the editor-in-chief at Multi-Housing News and Commercial Property Executive and writes the award-winning blog What Renters Want.
Jessica has been with the company since 2011 and previously was with Weekly Reader and IQPC. Contact Jessica at jessica.fiur@cpe-mhn.com, on Twitter @jfiur or on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/jessicafiur/.
161-Unit Boston-Area Community Sold
Jefferson at Admiral’s Hill, a 161-unit Chelsea, Mass., apartment community, has been sold by CBRE/New England’s Capital Markets team.
Holland Residential Announces New President
Holland Partner Group announced that it has named Tony D’Alto president of Holland Residential.
Thoughts on Modular Construction
In a recent MHN poll, readers were asked if they thought modular construction would have a significant market share in the next 15 years.
RMA Announces Hiring of Heidi K. Turley as Chief Financial Officer
The Risk Management Association announced that Heidi K. Turley, CPA, MBA, CGMA, has joined its management team as chief financial officer.
Waterton Acquires Orlando Apartments
Waterton Associates has acquired Promenade Crossing, a 212-unit garden-style apartment community about three miles northeast of downtown Orlando.
How to Handle the Resident Hoarder
You may think hoarding is something that could never happen in your community. But chances are there may be a hoarder living in your community right now. Here are 10 signs you might have a hoarder.
The Appeal of a Close Purpose-Built Student Housing Community
Campus Advantage and Pinecrest Partners have joined together to develop The Knox, a 101-unit, 382-bed community that will serve students attending the University of Tennessee, Knoxville.
Economy Watch: Real Estate Markets Benefit from Boost in Engineering Jobs
The missing piece of the puzzle for full economy recovery is still higher wages across most sectors of the economy.
Vitus Group Finishes Affordable Housing Rehab in San Diego
Vitus Group has completed its renovation of the 448-unit Meadowbrook Apartments in San Diego’s Skyline neighborhood.
MIPIM Special Series – Part Two: Smart Buildings and Smart Cities
The IT revolution started only around three quarters of a century ago, at least if we mark the appearance of the first mechanical computers in the 1940s as the defining juncture point where we stepped on the road to the age of smart technology.