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Baby Boomers: Far From Reaching Retirement Savings Goals
According to research, 31 percent of the Baby Boomers renters aren’t prepared for retirement.
Property Management Errors to Avoid
Tips to resolve conflicts at your property easily and efficiently, saving your reputation—and bank account—in the process.
Top 6 Tips for Promoting Runner Safety at Apartments
Running is hugely popular. While some people go on a treadmill or a track, a lot of people head out into their neighborhoods. So here are some easy ways to ensure safety among your residents.
Use Descriptive Language to Spice Up Your Marketing Verbiage
Are you using “wow words”? An apartment marketer shares the list she uses when writing ad copy and differentiating community amenities and features.
Trump Condos Lose Ground to Amenitized Assets
A new study from CityRealty examines Trump-branded residential buildings in Manhattan and the speed at which their value decreased following Trump’s run for the White House.
Quick Exterior Maintenance Tips for an Attractive Rental Property
A community’s outside needs to make the prospective resident want to go inside and investigate further.
Apartment Staffing 101: Don’t Hire Nice People
While “nice” individuals are perfectly acceptable, one blogger argues that all of the “great” leasing agents he ever hired had a slightly different trait.
Internet Connectivity for Multifamily
Multifamily property owners and managers need a better way to cater the growing need for stronger internet access across multiple devices, as it represents a top amenity for prospective renters.
5 Things You Must Include in Your Pet Policy
A clear pet agreement can reduce landlords’ risks in a pet-friendly building. As a landlord, you must give your residents guidelines on your expectations for the property and include an explicit pet policy in the lease agreement.
How to Be Aware of Human Trafficking in Apartments
The crime can occur in cities, suburbs or rural areas. It’s often hidden in plain sight. And it can occur anywhere. Even in apartment buildings. Here are some signs to look out for.