Viewpoint

While demand for dense developments provides the opportunity to break ground in new markets, there are unique challenges in doing so.

A look at the amenities most sought after by each demographic group.

This engineered wood building system is made from several layers of dimensional lumber, stacked crosswise and glued together.

Smart devices could have a future as an integral part of multifamily living.

Never hire based on fees alone, but rather take the time necessary to fully understand what unique qualities each candidate brings to the table—and decide which personality and leadership style is right for your community.

While this has traditionally been a niche alternative that few investors considered, many are now eyeing this asset class with new interest, and for good reason.

Making multifamily companies greener through raises the quality of units, cushions assets against increases in energy costs and opens a universe of cost savings, quality-of-life improvements for residents and asset value that yield a competitive advantage.

Innovations in university housing set the bar high. As these college graduates enter the rental market, they’ve been primed to expect a similar level of sophistication in their new apartments.