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Identifying Amenities of the Future
Instead of asking what types of amenities residents want, we need to understand what fundamental problems they face and work to solve them.
Home Sharing Hot Spot
Tech titan Airbnb looks to form industry partnerships as demand for home-sharing services grows alongside regulatory headwinds.
What Does It Take to be a Winner in the Senior Housing Market?
Although senior housing shares certain traits with this asset class, it is important to consider the significant aspects that set it apart from the others.
Package Problems Expected to Soar with Explosion of Online Shopping
Online sales topped $300 billion last year and are expected to reach $523 billion in the next few years. This spike in online purchasing will most certainly result in an onslaught of packages for multifamily operators this holiday season.
REITWorld Special Report: Sustainability as the New Normal
Is solar the main avenue for sustainable energy creation?
How Will Trump’s Regime Impact Real Estate?
While it is too soon to say with any certainty what will happen with specific industry issues, clearly the end of eight years of divided government ushers in new direction for the economy and the regulatory environment.
Viewpoint: 3 Tips for Securing Land Entitlements
Rob Solomon, chief development and legal officer at BLT Enterprises, shares strategies for navigating the complex entitlement process.
Meet the Baby Boomers (Again)
Demand from the 55-and-up crowd for age-qualified apartments offers robust opportunity for affordable senior rentals, luxury living and everything in between.
Interpreting New York’s Heightened Restrictions on Airbnb and Other Short-Term Rentals
Although New York City already prohibits leases fewer than 30 days in multiple-dwelling buildings, on Oct. 21, 2016, the state legislature piled on significant fines for those who advertise any listing that disregards the law.
Why Property Managers Must Meet the Payment Needs of Millennials
Millennials represent the largest generational cohort, topping even the Baby Boomer generation in sheer numbers. But their plans for marrying and home buying are significantly different than the generations that preceded them.