Operations & Technology
New Jersey Mixed-Use Property Recognized for Brownfield Redevelopment
Stafford Township, N.J.–Brownfield Renewal magazine recently honored the developer of Stafford Park, a mixed-use development in Stafford Township, N.J., with a Brownfield Renewal Award at the 14th National Brownfields Conference held in Philadelphia. The Stafford Park development, which was undertaken by the Walters Group, has a major multifamily component in the form of Stafford Park Apartments.
Fulfilling Maintenance Requests Is a Three-Part Process
As important as response time is, maintenance processing does not end when a property technician successfully fixes the problem in the apartment.
Davidoff Promoted to SVP of Strategic Systems at Archstone
Denver–Archstone has promoted Donald Davidoff to senior vice president of strategic systems.
$2B Master-Planned Community on Tap for Suburban Dallas
Arlington, Texas–Huffines Communities just broke ground on Viridian, a massive master-planned community that is estimated to cost $2 billion.
Zero Net Energy Development Near Completion at UC Davis
Davis, Calif.–The University of California-Davis is near completion of the first phase of a mixed-use project it is calling the “largest planned zero net energy community” in the United States.
WEBCAST: Strategies for Resident Automated Payments Systems
If you missed the MHN webinar sponsored by NWP Services Corp. on how businesses can effectively leverage electronic payment systems to drive revenue growth and cash flow, the recap and/or recording are available here.
Bozzuto Achieves New LEED Certifications
Greenbelt, Md.–The Bozzuto Group has garnered the USGBC LEED Silver certification for properties in Baltimore and suburban Philadelphia.
Bozzuto Achieves New LEED Certifications
Greenbelt, Md.–The Bozzuto Group has garnered the USGBC LEED Silver certification for properties in Baltimore and suburban Philadelphia.
A More-Comprehensive Approach to New Energy Codes
The latest energy codes for multifamily and commercial construction will require builders to adapt to more cost-effective and energy-efficient design.
A More-Comprehensive Approach to New Energy Codes
The latest energy codes for multifamily and commercial construction will require builders to adapt to more cost-effective and energy-efficient design.