Operations & Technology

Developers’ Eco-Friendly Solution for More-Efficient Construction

A younger generation of architects and engineers are experimenting with new construction methods.

Tower Adds to Multifamily Boom

New data released by the U.S. Census Bureau reports that metropolitan Austin’s population grew from 1,883,051 in 2013 to 1,943,299 in 2014.

VA Affordable Housing Master Plan Approved

The plan aims to prepare Arlington for the next generation of sustainable, affordable housing.

A Look at Kentucky’s First LEED for Homes Midrise

The property is energy efficient and includes many other green features.

What Renters Want with Jessica Fiur: The Benefit of (Actually) Free Resident Programs

You might pay a little extra in the short-term, but it can pay off for you big time in the long-term.

Dell Plans $125B Investment in China

Dell will invest $125 billion in China over the next five years.

Steep Hill to Test New Mexico’s Cannabis

Steep Hill is expanding in New Mexico.

Arborite’s Technology Impressing Design Industry

Arborite continues to impress the design industry.

Emily Christiansen

Renters & Credit Trends Part 3: Rental Payment History in Subsidized Housing

Thirty-five percent of U.S. households rent, according to the Harvard Joint Center for Housing. Perhaps not surprisingly, renting an apartment versus purchasing a home is often more viable for families at the lower end of the income spectrum.

Opinion: Delivering Resort-Quality Operations

Make sure your customer service matches your luxury amenities.