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Can Real Estate Adapt to Historic Levels of Change?
Steeped in tradition and time-honored techniques, the real estate industry has thrived thanks to its dependability and cyclical nature, but powerful forces are creating disruption on an unprecedented scale.
Affordable Housing: A Practitioner’s Action Plan for 2018
Enterprise Community Partners’ Scott Hoekman outlines the firm’s priorities in 2018, and how the firm is adjusting to the impact of new tax reform on affordable housing.
2018’s Best Smart Home Devices
User-friendly, easy to set up and compatible with various hardware: These are some of the qualities to expect from the year’s top offerings.
How to Integrate Instagram Stories Into Your Social Media Program
Eight tips on how to make your Instagram Stories stand out to prospective residents and get current ones more involved in the community.
Real Estate Takes on Drone Technology
With potential applications in marketing, site management and logisitics, drones are slowly but steadily gaining ground in the real estate industry.
Economy Watch: SF, NY Remain Nation’s Priciest Rental Markets
Apartment rents continually rose over the course of 2017, but changes among specific markets varied greatly, according to a recent ABODO report.
IoT for Efficiency: Yardi Energy’s Cole Schoolland Sheds Light on Energy Management Strategies
Energy data can tell a big story, and two measurements taken 11 years apart speak volumes.
Why Emergency Planning Needs to Be Part of Your Business
Whether it be flooding, fires, earthquakes or hurricanes, the past year has been challenging for multifamily operators, who must protect residents while preventing destruction of their communities. The first step is having an efficient and updated plan. It may be time to review yours.
2018 Senior Living Interior Design Trends
The new year will bring about a much more heavier focus on building scalable tech capabilities, while the rise in availability and variety sustain the creation of lavishly designed environments.
JV Invests $1B in Student Housing Portfolio
The 24 assets, purchased by Scion Student Communities, span 20 university markets and total 13,666 beds. Twenty-two of the properties were acquired from Harrison Street Real Estate Capital.