Operations & Technology

Evolving Trends

In-unit washers and dryers are preferred by residents and developers.

Lighting, LEDs and Legislation

Getting residents up to speed on their options.

Big Unit with a Small Footprint

Wisznia | Architecture + Development brings a creative approach to adaptive reuse in New Orleans.

On the Hill: The Post Construction Rule

The EPA is currently developing a proposal that would impose requirements on new developments, redevelopments and MS4s (municipal storm-sewer systems) to reduce the quantity of stormwater runoff.

New Online Calculator Estimates Carbon Benefits of Wood Buildings

Wood Works, a cooperative venture of major North American wood associations, launched an online tool that estimates the carbon benefits of wood buildings.

How Trader Joe's Can Be An Example to Apartment Managers

Five tips for applying the store’s success to the multifamily industry.

SF Redevelopment Takes Step Toward First U.S. LEED-ND Gold

The U.S. Green Building Council has awarded conditional approval of LEED for Neighborhood Development gold for the plan to redevelop Sunnydale, a public housing property.

6 Things to Consider Before Purchasing Non-Performing Notes

Looking to purchase non-performing multifamily notes? Keep the following six issues in mind.

Energy Grant Only Part of This Affordable Housing Story

CDC of Long Island has announced it has been awarded a $25,000 grant from the National Grid Green Cinderella program.

A Peek into the New Residential Financial District

Manhattan’s Financial District is quickly becoming the hottest residential area of the city.