Operations & Technology
Allied Orion Chosen to Manage 800 Texas Units
The company will oversee two Class A communities owned by GenCap Partners Inc. in Austin and Leander, boosting its portfolio of more than 23,000 apartment units nationwide.
The Habitat Co. Takes Charge of Chicago Affordable Housing Portfolio
The firm now manages an additional 18 affordable communities owned by the Chicago Housing Authority. The properties are located across the Windy City’s West and South sides.
Rhapsody Wins Management Contract for Quebec Tower
The Canadian firm will oversee the 198-unit Parc Central Laval, developed by Saroukian Group in the city of Laval, roughly 18 miles from Montreal.
Campus Advantage Tapped to Manage 239 Beds in Kansas
The company will oversee three student housing properties near Kansas State University, including one building that was completed last year.
CBRE to Boost UK Multifamily Presence
By taking over Telford Homes, the company will expand Trammell Crow’s real estate development business into the United Kingdom’s budding build-to-rent housing market.
FirstService Selected to Manage AZ Condos
The Tucson community opened in 1997 and includes 408 units across 42 buildings within 15 miles of the city center.
Smart Tech is the Smart Choice for Multifamily
Industry experts from Pinnacle Property Management Services, BH Management Services and Yardi Systems discuss how the Internet of Things is changing the industry.
Changes to HUD’s REAC Scoring System
At the National Apartment Association’s Apartmentalize conference in Denver, panelists discussed key federal legislative regulatory issues impacting affordable housing.
10 Game-Changing Innovations in Multifamily
At the National Apartment Association’s Apartmentalize conference in Denver, a group of panelists agreed that new technological innovations—from autonomous vehicles to cryptocurrencies—will continue to transform the industry.
Q&A: How Venn Is Reinventing Neighborhoods
Or Bokobza, co-founder & CEO of the Israeli proptech startup, talks about the firm’s business model after scoring $40 million in funding from backers including the New York State Common Retirement Fund.