Operations & Technology
A Breath of Relief in the Mid-Atlantic
Industry experts don’t expect the 2012 election to slow the pace of recovery for the top-performing Washington, D.C. metro; in Philadelphia, diverse economics continue to shine favorably on the market.
Compact Satis Toilet Also Has Small Environmental Footprint
The new Satis dual-flush toilet from INAX is big when it comes to water conservation and versatility, but not when it comes to size. The Good Design Gold Award winning toilet is a tankless unit that is small enough to fit in an apartment’s half-bath, but powerful and attractive enough to serve in the master suite.
Who is Your Demographic?
With the renter pool covering a wider audience, is it possible to appeal to everyone?
Joint Venture Acquires 7,654-acre CalPERS Portfolio, Including Merriam Mountain
By Gabriel Circiog, Associate Editor San Diego-based Newland Real Estate Group LLC has formed a new joint venture with North America Sekisui House LLC, a division of a major Japanese development company, and has thus acquired the largest operating portfolio of residential master-planned communities in the United States. The San Diego Union-Tribune reports the deal […]
CityView Closes on First Community in its $300 Million Fund
CityView has closed on its first asset from the Bay Area Fund–a $300 million fund that will be used to invest in Bay Area, Calif., multifamily communities.
7 Things Renters in Their 70s and Beyond Want in an Apartment (And 1 Bonus)
What do renters in their 70s and beyond want in an apartment?
Interview with Robert Faith, CEO, Greystar
Founder and CEO Robert Faith attributes Greystar’s number-one status to a number of factors.
Editor's Note: It's Election Season Again
How will multifamily trade associations use the down time?
According to Market Report, Long Island City, N.Y., is Thriving
Last year was a very good year for Long Island City, N.Y., which leveraged the rising rents in Manhattan and Brooklyn to attract many first-time residents.