Operations & Technology

Editor’s Note: This is a Game Changer

Investing in art impacts leasing—and neighborhoods.

The Ins & Outs of Multifamily Eviction

How to avoid legal nightmares when the landlord-tenant relationship breaks down.

Lennar Multifamily Awards Greystar Student Living Management of 343-Bed Student Community

Greystar Student Living, the student housing subsidiary of Greystar Real Estate Partners, will manage The Crest at Pearl, a student housing community in the West Campus area of Austin, Texas, according to Lennar Multifamily, a real estate investment program started by the Lennar Corporation.

MHN Interview: How Apartment Communities are Raising Money for Breast Cancer Research

The Cure Breast Cancer Foundation, a Clifton, N.J.-based organization, is now in the fourth year of its Lease for a Cure program. MHN talks to Andrew Abramson, treasurer and co-founder, and Lindsay Brook Weiss, director of events and special projects, about how apartment communities can help raise money for breast cancer research.

SPECIAL REPORT: Key Advice for Underwriting Apartment Properties

When acquiring apartments, be skeptical of any and all statistics that are provided to you. That was one piece of advice given to the audience during an educational session at the National Apartment Association 2013 Education Conference and Exposition.

American Society of Radiologic of Technologists Debuts $8.5M Expansion

In October 2011, The American Society of Radiologic Technologists was announcing the incipient stages of renovation of its Albuquerque office. The construction project included the addition of 30,000 square feet to the existing building.

Gerber Expands Ultra Flush Toilet Offering with 1.28 gpf Model

Upgrading to high efficiency toilets is the easiest way to put a major dent in community water use. This is especially true for older properties that might still employ units that use up to 3.5 gallons per flush.

Minneapolis City Council Green-Lights Value Capture District for Nicollet-Central Streetcar Line

Initial approval has been given by the Minneapolis City Council to redirect up to $60 million in property taxes to help pay for a streetcar line which would run along Nicollet and Central Avenues.

‘What Renters Want’ with Jessica Fiur: How to Appeal to Helicopter Parents During Apartment Tours

Here are some ways to appeal to parents of people who are looking at apartments.

NAA SPECIAL REPORT: How Apartment Companies Make Buying Decisions

Product and services procurement decisions are made at different company levels depending on the organizational structure of the apartment companies, said panelists at the National Apartment Association 2013 Education Conference and Exposition held in San Diego.