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Legislation Taking Aim at Security Deposits
Apartment managers need to make sure that the implementation of any new method for protecting themselves against unpaid rent and property damage creates a true win-win for themselves and their residents, says Marcie Williams of RKW RESIDENTIAL.
With Challenges Still Ahead, Companies Must Adapt and Pivot
For those who stay nimble, unforeseen circumstances create opportunities, writes Dru Armstrong of Grace Hill.
Workforce Housing: Always a Sweet Spot
Acquiring underperforming assets for rehabilitation is a good strategy for navigating the current multifamily market, says columnist Lew Sichelman.
Defining 2021: 3 Key Multifamily Investment Trends
Mike Aiken of Fogelman Properties shares his predictions for the multifamily sector next year.
How to Prepare Your Community for a Compound Disaster
Lindsay Shapiro of HUB International on how to get ready for two or more emergencies that hit at the same time. We’re resharing this piece in honor of Women’s History Month.
Multifamily Proving Stable Despite Collection Challenges
Columnist Lew Sichelman discusses the positive performance of the sector along with Cassin & Cassin’s Partner Evan Blau.
What Happens If Vacancy Control Becomes a Reality?
Mark Ventre of Stepp Commercial on the unintended consequences of California’s Prop. 21.
Ground-Floor Grocers Pay Off as an Amenity
More than one study has shown the impact a Whole Foods store can have on a neighborhood. But can other grocery chains have a similar effect?
Consider Modular for Speed, Cost Savings
Columnist Lew Sichelman explores why modular construction can be a successful solution for multifamily development, as well as some challenges that could be faced along the way.
Unjust Property Taxes Amid COVID-19
Cris K. O’Neall Esq. of Greenberg Traurig LLP on why multifamily property taxes are excessive and what taxpayers should do about it.