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While hoarding disorder is a recognized mental health condition, property managers must navigate legal obligations under the Fair Housing Act

Fair Housing and Hoarding – What You Need To Know

By The Editors - June 19, 2023

Renters surveyed said they are happy with their property manager, but only 50 percent plan to renew their expiring lease this year

Renters Survey Shows Many Residents Plan To Move

By The Editors - June 14, 2023

There are risks to multifamily revenue in the current economy so here is a look at those issues and 5 ways mitigate those risks.

5 Ways To Mitigate Risks to Multifamily Revenue

By The Editors - June 6, 2023

The future of countertops in rental housing is the modern, fresh look of white and gray quartz countertops, sought-after by tenants.

Quartz: The Future of Countertops in Rental Housing

By The Editors - June 5, 2023

Hot summer months can put a strain on rental property maintenance personnel onsite so here are some tips to keep your team safe.

6 Tips for Keeping Maintenance and Onsite Teams Safe in the...

By The Editors - June 4, 2023

Residents say pet-friendly rentals are hard to find so here are some ideas on how to help during leasing season to attract pet lovers

Leasing Season Is Here, and Pet-Friendly Rentals Can Help You Attract...

By The Editors - June 1, 2023

To evaluate quality of managed Wi-Fi solutions in Multi-Dwelling Units (MDU), property owners typically look at numbers that drive up costs

When It Comes to Residential Wi-Fi, Invest in a Managed Solution...

By The Editors - June 1, 2023

operators are finding ways to combat rent growth decline focusing on resident renewals and identifying new NOI strategies

NOI Drivers to Combat Rent Growth Decline Part 2: Revenue Recovery

By The Editors - May 22, 2023

The business case to fund solar for multifamily affordable housing is the best it’s ever been with the Inflation Reduction Act

Leveraging Federal, State, and Utility Incentives to Fund Solar

By The Editors - May 20, 2023

Super commuters have declined as the recent proliferation of remote work and hybrid jobs reversed the trend, economist Chris Salviati writes.

Remote Work Wipes Out Decade Of Super Commuters Growth

By The Editors - May 15, 2023

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