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HUD Allocates $685M in Relief for Public Housing
The funding is part of the CARES Act legislation and will be used for PPE equipment, childcare costs and other COVID-19-related issues.
Six Feet of Separation: Apartment Communities Prepare for Life After Quarantine
Emerging from the COVID-19 shutdown will happen cautiously and in stages, according to major multifamily operators.
ICYMI: MHN’s Top 5 Posts in April
Miss any of our articles? Catch up with five of our most popular posts for the month.
6 Things Property Managers Should Focus on Today
Trion Properties Managing Partner Max Sharkansky on the key principles for property managers to keep in mind as they work to overcome the COVID-19 crisis.
Senior Housing Faces Biggest Test in COVID-19
Despite falling occupancy and dwindling move-ins, experts are predicting strong demand for the segment in the long term.
April Rent Payments Reach 92 Percent as Industry Braces for May
Newly released data from NMHC shows the vast majority of renters made either full or partial payments by April 26.
Renters Feel Safe But Find Management Lacking
A recent survey of 25,000 apartment residents by Kingsley Associates and Apartments.com identifies pain points for owners and managers to address.
Top 5 Markets for Multifamily Transactions
The metros on this list accounted for more than a third of the total transaction volume in the first quarter, according to Yardi Matrix data.
Quiet Purifier Delivers Clean Air in the Home
The product from LG traps allergens across a 512-square-foot room.
Rental Market Slowdown Could Hit Class A Hardest
COVID-19 could further cool already slowing demand in the rental market, impacting luxury communities the most, according to a report.