Operations & Technology

MIPIM Special Report: The Clash of the Disruptors

Who will disrupt the future of real estate?

New Standards for Wind and Seismic Design and Construction

The American Wood Council recently introduced four new standards, which are referenced in the 2015 International Building Code.

What Renters Want with Jessica Fiur: 5 Ways to Give Your Community an Apple Watch Makeover

Yesterday Apple had a huge announcement where they gave more details about their soon-to-be-released Apple Watch. Property managers, take note!

Should Apartments Appeal to Dog Owners?

Dog City, the popular, full-service dog daycare and spa from Related Companies, today opens a second Manhattan location at the Robert A.M. Stern-designed Abington House on the High Line.

How to Set Yourself Apart in Student Housing

Greystar Student Living will manger the Millennium Apartments, a new 698-bed, purpose-built student housing community in Norman, Okla., owned by Real Capital Solutions.

A Secret Behind the Booming Real Estate Industry

A 2015 Crowdfunding Report released Tuesday by Massolutio highlights real estate as one of the dominating sectors to benefit from crowdfunding, driving $2.5 billion in capital this year alone.

Leading Investment Group Acquires Major Seniors Community

One of southern Maine’s largest retirement communities, The Highlands, is being sold to a Chicago-based investment group.

Solution to Multifamily Electric Vehicle Charging

As technology continues to progress, multifamily buildings are faced with the challenge of meeting resident wants and needs.

Connecting Healthy Living and Affordable Housing

Vitus Group announced that it is one of the first affordable housing developers in the United States to join forces with the Partnership for a Healthier America.

How The Habitat Company Manages Transitions

MHN recently spoke with Sheila Byrne, vice president of property management at The Habitat Company, about the property management company being appointed new property manager for McClurg Court Center in Chicago and Coventry Glen in Chicago’s northwest suburbs.