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Use outdoor space as a way to differentiate your property from your competitors, helping to attract and retain residents.

An architect discusses strategies for urban sites with infrastructure, economic and/or social challenges.

For 35 of their 45 years, Asbury Plaza has been a signature asset in the Habitat portfolio.

While the multifamily laundry room has traditionally been seen as “low tech,” there is a tremendous opportunity for property owners to transform this important amenity with new technology.

Developer-owned amenities, coupled with mandatory club agreements, are fast becoming an issue that screams for a legislative solution.

Real estate companies are at particular risk of cyber attacks, especially when you consider the information stored on behalf of renters, vendors, consultants and buyers.

Sandor Biderman of Walker & Dunlop explains how an influx of new supply, burgeoning opportunity and changing regulatory headwinds are shaping the future of the bridge loan business.

As wearable fitness technology, such as the Fitbit, continues to evolve, so too do the desires of health-conscious residents. The standard fitness center won’t cut it anymore.

According to Symantec, the real estate industry is one of the top three targeted for spear-phishing attacks, and real estate executives are the catch of the day.