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“New Urbanism” Bringing Balanced Development to Downtowns
New urbanism, an emerging suburban trend stemming from changing socioeconomic profiles, prompts changes in land planning.
Where is CRE Going? Multifamily Might Provide Clues
Trends in the multifamily sector might provide insight into other commercial real estate sectors.
Florida’s Construction Defect Statute Undergoes Significant Changes in 2015
A look at the legislation that will require an alternative method to resolve construction disputes prior to litigation.
The Benefits of Pipe-lining Technology for Multifamily
Research shows that the most prevalent resident complaints include clogged drains, pipe leaks and a general lack of preventative maintenance.
Renters & Credit Trends Part 3: Rental Payment History in Subsidized Housing
Thirty-five percent of U.S. households rent, according to the Harvard Joint Center for Housing. Perhaps not surprisingly, renting an apartment versus purchasing a home is often more viable for families at the lower end of the income spectrum.
Opinion: Delivering Resort-Quality Operations
Make sure your customer service matches your luxury amenities.
5 Things You Need to Know About Lender Requirements
These five major considerations can help you determine if lender insurance requirements are adequate enough protection for your real estate investment.
Simple Projects to Conserve Energy and Water
It’s a good time for property managers to make their communities more sustainable and less dependent on water.
Renters & Credit Trends Part 2: Accessing and Reporting Gen Y Rental Payment History Data
Coming of age in a challenging economy is beginning to show an impact on the credit profiles of members of Gen Y.