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Which Is Our Higher Priority—Net Zero or Resilient In USA Housing?
Insurance claims from California’s deadly November 2018 wildfires have topped $11.4 billion, making the series of fires some of the most expensive in state history, officials said Monday. The latest tally adds to growing concerns about the future availability of home insurance in wildfire-prone areas. More than $8 billion of the November 2018 losses stem from the fire that leveled the town of Paradise, killing 86 people and destroying roughly 15,000 homes. The other $3 billion in losses are from two Southern California wildfires that ignited the same week. The numbers were expected to rise, though not dramatically, state Insurance Commissioner…
7 Property Management Pitfalls to Avoid
Proper preparation can take the sting out of your daily grind and propel your business to success. Here are seven things to avoid.
The 2 Biggest Things That Stress Out Your Vendors
Are you in a good relationship with your vendors? Here are some tips to make sure you get the most out of your partnership.
How Short-Term Rentals Diversify Revenue
More and more multifamily developers, owners and property managers are enhancing their incomes by entering into the hospitality industry.
New Year, New Interior Design Trends
For a property manager or a renter looking to design an apartment, taking into account a few of the year’s design trends can make a huge difference.
5 Ways to Create a Great Site Visit for Prospects
Too often, the potential resident’s meeting with the staff and tour of the community is treated as an afterthought. Here’s how to make that crucial marketing task more inviting.
Raising Rents While Getting Resident Buy-In: Key Takeaways from Netflix
The streaming service is making its largest price increase since it launched, but isn’t worried about much pushback from subscribers. What you can learn from this move.
Retaining Leasing Associates in a Booming Job Market
How can an apartment management company motivate and retain top-notch employees? Here are some suggestions.
4 Ways to Engage With Your Residents After the Holidays
You might be tempted to throw a party for your residents during the holiday season. Don’t. There’s too much stress on everyone. But after, everyone will be looking to relax. Here are some suggestions.