Operations & Technology

SPECIAL REPORT: Webinar Speakers Present Strategies for Resident Automated Payments Systems

Businesses can effectively leverage electronic payment systems to drive revenue growth and cash flow, said speakers at an MHN webinar sponsored by NWP Services Corp.

FS Energy to Make Energy-Efficiency Loans to Multifamily Properties

New York–FS Energy L.L.C. has partnered with two unnamed financial institutions to arrange for loans to residential buildings to make energy-oriented capital investments.

Architecture Inc. Celebrates LEED-ND Certification of University Place in Memphis

Memphis, Tenn.–University Place was able to achieve the USGBC’s new LEED-ND certification through a combined planning effort involving everyone from architects to the fire department.

Tubelite Introduces New Storm Door

Tubelite introduces a tough new storm door that is made mostly from recycled aluminum.

L.A. Multifamily Property Wins HUD Door Knocker Award

Los Angeles County–HUD has awarded Casa Dominguez, a 70-unit affordable housing property completed in 2009, a HOME Program Door Knocker Award.

USGBC Introduces Multifamily Midrise Design Competition

The Multifamily Midrise Design Competition calls on participants to present a design for a mixed-use multifamily community in New Orleans.

Avison Young to Relocate Headquarters, Reduce Carbon Footprint

Toronto–Avison Young is moving its headquarters to a new, greener office tower, as a way to lead by example in striving toward sustainability.

McCormack Baron Salazar Gains Two LEED-ND Certifications

St. Louis, Mo.–McCormack Baron Salazar has become the first developer to receive LEED for Neighborhood Development certification for two completed neighborhoods.

McCormack Baron Salazar Gains Two LEED-ND Certifications

St. Louis, Mo.–McCormack Baron Salazar has become the first developer to receive LEED for Neighborhood Development certification for two completed neighborhoods.

Crystal Gardens in Melbourne Designed as a ‘Vertical Street’

CK Designworks is designing what they call a “vertical street” in downtown Melbourne, a 35-story mixed-use high-rise that will feature ground-floor retail, three floors of office space and 154 apartment units.