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Effective waste management and removal can be a challenge for any property. But with hesitant residents refusing to recycle and property managers fed up with additional messes around trash bins, a small number of luxury properties around the country are starting to hire private companies to remove...
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A recent Archstone case shows that landlords charging pool, gym and outdoor grill fees in Massachusetts is against the law.
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The Continuum houses University of Florida grad students in an atypical complex that incorporates a repurposed historic church, retail space, and multiple modern amenities.
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The pet-friendly apartment has arrived, as property managers welcome—and even cater to—residents’ four-legged friends.
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Consumers are increasingly looking for sustainability features in their apartments, even if they aren't quite ready to pay for it yet.
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Multifamily Executive Senior Editor Chris Wood rounds up interesting and intriguing news tidbits. This week’s pet-friendly lineup: multifamily’s best friend, picking up around the property, and keeping the lights on.
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How to prepare your multifamily apartment team for identifying and executing common area amentity renovations and upgrades.
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Eight manufacturers have recalled about one million potentially dangerous pool drain covers, meaning some pools may open late.
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Across the board, super-amped, over-the top amenities are popping up, even as the industry begins to push rents to record levels. And so far, residents seem more than happy with the extra perks.
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If you were one of the few developers fortunate enough to get financing for a new project in 2010, you'd probably think frills such as a pet saloon, music room, or community kitchen might seem a bit excessive in an economy with 10 percent unemployment (even if things are expected to be better in a...