Business Specialties
Join a Live Facebook Chat with Student Housing Expert John Picerne on October 16
John Picerne, CEO of the recently launched Corvias Group, as well as Picerne Military Housing, will be on the Multi-Housing News Facebook page http://www.facebook.com/MHNonFB on Tuesday, October 16th from 2 p.m. to 3 p.m. EST to answer all of your questions.
Crossville Unveils New Thin-Panel Porcelain Surface
Laminam by Crossville has released a new metallic-look porcelain panel product ideal for skinning walls, doors, countertops and custom appliances.
Will the LIHTC Be Abolished?
The very existence of LIHTC appears to be at risk. How likely will the housing program survive tax reform and budgetary pressures?
Invest a Few Minutes Screening Now, and Save Thousands of Dollars and Extra Work Later
What are you really getting when you put through a resident screening application?
Editor’s Note: What’s Trending Now
Site tours are always educational and frequently fun. That’s why I gladly accepted an invitation to spend a few hours at Via Verde (“The Green Way”), a new affordable multifamily development in the up-and-coming Melrose Section of the Bronx. Co-developed by Phipps Houses and Jonathan Rose Companies, in partnership with Dattner Architects and Grimshaw, Via Verde has been designed to exceed LEED Gold Certification.
MHN Interview: The Legal Side of Utility Management with NWP’s Deputy General Counsel
NWP Services Corporation, a provider of utility management, resident and property-operation services, recently appointed W. Michael Semko to deputy general counsel. MHN talks with Semko about his new position and his thoughts on utility management.
Yardi/G5 Webinar Reveals Strategies for “Wowing” Online Prospects and Residents
In an hour-long webinar on September 27, industry insiders pinpoint the most effective ways to impress prospects with innovative online marketing strategies.
MARKET SNAPSHOT: Weak Demand for Lower-Tier Product Leads to Stagnant Vacancies in Indianapolis
Although payrolls are gradually expanding following layoffs in May and June, the picture for multifamily in Indianapolis remains somewhat mixed.





