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How to hire quality maintenance technicians and keep them in the fold. Debra Cash doesn’t hesitate when asked about the importance of...

The Metro Council holds a May 29 work session on a possible $652.8 million affordable housing bond, with a public hearing and referral vote set for...

In January, we quizzed the multifamily industry asking them what they thought drove residents to renew their leases. We showed them a list of 27...

As new single-family rental homes pop up, apartment developers and managers see new opportunities. During the past seven years, Mark-Taylor...

By listening to employees and emphasizing their entrepreneurial spirit, small firms can retain their top performers. Apartment firms of all sizes...

On Wednesday, April 18th the Spring 2018 Apartment Report from Multifamily NW debuted at the sold-out Apartment Report Breakfast at the Oregon...

Buying a new community means taking on a new staff. If the property is underperforming, it may mean refocusing onsite associates.When Trion...

For purposes of 1031 exchange, TICs or Tenant-in-common programs are dead, gone, done, finished. Their user-unfriendly format, requiring unanimous...

By Robert Smith, PresidentPeregrine Private Capital Corporation “Demography is destiny” is an oft used term when it comes to the...

By Robert Smith, PresidentPeregrine Private Capital CorporationFor years, real estate investors have successfully used section 1030 of the IRS Code...

Report courtesy of National Multifamily Housing Council (NMHC.org) - Click for original article That rent control is an ineffective and often...

Legalized marijuana has left apartment landlords in a haze (of confusion).In recent years, tenant demand for smoke-free living environments has led...