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/.
L+M Bags Lower East Side Apartments
L+M Development Partners and Nelson Management Group have acquired a multifamily community
What Renters Want with Jessica Fiur: Could Apartments Turn Away Anti-Vax Renters?
Because of the recent measles outbreak, some doctors are refusing patients who haven’t been vaccinated. Could apartments be next?
Could Affordable Housing Strengthen Families? CDT Thinks So
The Rental Assistance Demonstration program of the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development will benefit from a $100 million commitment from the Community Development Trust.
CORT Names Carrie Gebhart Group Vice President of Sales
CORT, a Berkshire Hathaway Company, announced that Carrie Gebhart has joined the company as group vice president of sales.
Economy Watch: Woe for Retail
“Things are ugly” for retail right now. We examine why.
What Renters Want with Jessica Fiur: Could Apartments Turn Down Anti-Vax Renters?
So, I’m going to see the band Bush in a few weeks. They were popular in the ’90s (and was my first concert, like, ever), and they’re totally back! I’m so excited! Do you know what’s also back? Flannel shirts. Oh, and measles. As I’m sure you’ve heard, even though it was considered eradicated in the United States years ago, there is currently an outbreak of measles, which started in Disneyland, and now is spreading across the country. Many people are saying that it’s able to spread so far now because of an anti-vaccination movement, where parents are choosing not…
Work to Begin on Affordable and Walkable Apartments in Suburban DC
A look at Bozzuto’s new development in Virginia.
What Renters Want with Jessica Fiur: The Problem With Some Amenities
Striking a balance between good-in-theory amenities, and way-too-popular amenities.