Operations & Technology

Add Designer Style to Any Room in Minutes

With so many shapes, sizes and styles to choose from, mirrors are decorating pieces that provide an instant polished look to a room.

Get Ready

How climate change is changing property management practices and procedures.

Finding Gold for Green

Financing green retrofits for affordable housing.

Luxury Rental Community in Downtown Waltham Starts Leasing

Downtown Waltham gears up in anticipation as the initial phase of the first apartment community constructed in Waltham in decades is nearing completion.

What Renters Want with Jessica Fiur: 8 Traits to Look For in a Multifamily Employee

Resumes don’t always tell you everything about a job candidate. Here are some character traits you might want to look for in your multifamily employees.

Attracting Residents with Bike Sharing

JMF Properties has tapped Zagster, a major provider in bike-sharing programs for the real estate industry, to offer bike sharing to the residents of Estling Village in Denville, N.J.

Thinking Creatively About Detroit’s Recovery

Thinking creatively about new ways to do business is a big part of the recovery of Detroit’s economy, and that includes established industries like property management and real estate. MHN interviews Scott Allen, president of FOURMIDABLE, about the efficiences fostered by his company’s business model.

Master the (Lucrative) Business of ‘Wellness’

What apartments can learn from Honest Co.’s success

Getting to Zero

Net-zero energy for non-profit communities.

Data for the C-Suite

Like others at the NMHC OpTech conference, J Turner Research’s Joseph Batdorf reports that the apartment industry is grappling with the quantity of data now available. C-Suite executives, in particular, will be looking to use data to drive more accurate benchmarking in a range of areas including, but not limited to, operations.