Business Specialties
Multifamily Construction Spikes in March
The U.S. Department of Commerce reported on Friday that housing construction bumped upward more than expected in March, driven in particular by multifamily development.
The Resident Portal: Are You Leveraging All Its Features?
A growing number of renters are seeking the efficiency and ease of the Internet
Technology and Internet Are Shaping The New Leasing Center
Leasing centers have come a long way
More Rental Vacancies and Riskier Consumers Mean Tough Decisions for Property Managers
Since the recession began in December 2007, national rental vacancy rates have increased 11.46 percent from 9.6 percent to 10.7 percent (at the end of 2009).
Social Media: It’s The New Buzzword, But How Much Do You Know About It?
The key to social media is to have a strategy
DEAL OF THE DAY: Alliant Capital Refinances Two Chicago Properties
Alliant Capital LLC made a $1.6 million refinance of Kedzie Boulevard Apartments,
DEAL OF THE DAY: Marcus & Millichap Brokers $11.7M Sale of Property in Washington, D.C.
Marcus & Millichap Real Estate Investment Services sold The New Amsterdam, a 75,375-square foot multifamily and retail asset in Washington, D.C. The sales price of $11,750,000 represents $156 per square foot, or $130,556 per unit.
Feature: In Landscaping, Green is Always Good
There is never a second chance to make a first impression. In the case of a multifamily community, it is the exterior of a community that makes the first impression.
Guest Column: EPA Lead-based Paint Disclosure Rule Violations
The number of enforcement actions has increased each year since 2005, with eight such actions filed in 2009.
America on Sale: Foreign Investors are Cashing In
Doomsday predictions in the U.S. commercial real estate market are becoming more prevalent on a daily basis and the potential for commercial mortgage defaults is said to reach $1 trillion by 2012.