Tag: September October 2005

Sales of apartments to converters generated a record $13.3 billion last year, and this year's numbers could be even higher. But has the market...

The Property Management Association in Washington, D.C., is the biggest little regional nonprofit of its kind. Boasting a membership of 600 property management pros...

A boom in the sale of disaster-proofing materials is being fueled by changing building codes and runaway insurance costs. Hurricanes, tornadoes, wildfires, earthquakes and floods...

Because of their hectic schedules, many property owners and managers put off budget planning until the deadline approaches. But operating without a detailed budget...

The high court sided with the city of New London, Conn. in a lawsuit brought against it by nine homeowners. The city sought to...

On August 9, the U.S. Federal Reserve raised short-term interest rates by another quarter-point. The move, in response to inflationary pressures that include growing energy...

Nobody's perfect -- not at work, not anyplace else -- thank goodness. Still, if you ask the execs at human resources/staffing consulting firm Talent Plus,...

When your future residents find you online, will they browse and move on to the next website? Maybe they'll send an email inquiry or...

Stop by the recreation room for the typical "active adults" housing community these days, and you might have trouble stirring up a game of...