Tag: July August 2022

Smart technology is unlocking the door to a better experience for apartment renters, making management’s job easier and increasing the value of multifamily assets,...

Like many, you probably have tech at home. As an early adopter, I’m acutely aware that it’s more a hobby than a tried and...

Apartments properties are buried in packages—and more keep coming. Property managers still look for a reasonable solution that doesn’t cost too much. Short of hiring...

With the current real estate market not exactly favoring the buyer due to the interest rate hike and soaring housing prices, the demand for...

The Clean Water Act turns 50 this fall—and like most things at age 50, it no longer functions like it once did. Congress passed the...

Jonathan Haidt’s latest essay, “Why the Past 10 Years of American Life have been Uniquely Stupid,” calls attention to concerns related to how Gen...

Sweden’s rent control is widely touted by many who don’t understand economics as a model for how a property market should work. Young people...

If you put a crab inside a bucket, it will crawl out. However, if you put multiple crabs in a bucket, they will all...

Americans can now dial 988 to get help for urgent mental health care and suicidal thoughts by dialing a new national three-digit hotline. The new...

Last summer, my family spent days smelling smoke and seeing thick plumes from the wildfires that surrounded our piece of Arizona. At night, flames...

At one time or another, every politician—local, state, and federal—promises to help create “affordable housing.” The issue has become especially critical of late with...