Dozens Of Massachusetts Apartment Owners Sign Non-Eviction Pledge Through End Of Year

The more than 50 property owners who signed Gov. Charlie Baker's Eviction Diversion Pledge represent more than 57,654 homes.

‘There’s A Human Element People Want’: How Multifamily Managers Are Blending Technology And Personalization

Though property managers are looking to technology to bring in new residents, the key to keeping tenants happy is a human connection.

Depressed Apartment Rents May Drive A 'Youth Renaissance' In New York

Rents in Manhattan are down 14% on last year.

A City Hall Developer And A Wish For Rent Control: Sadiq Khan’s New Mayoral Manifesto

Everything you need to know about the manifesto

How Today’s Top Property Marketers Craft Their Leasing And Sales Strategy

When it comes to selling property, having a strong marketing strategy is key. Hear from the experts on what it takes to craft one.

Most Black Students Don’t Know About CRE. The Industry Is Trying To Fix That

“We have a lot of making up to do," a JLL executive said.

Masks, Mandates And Muddled Return-to-Work Messaging Bedevil Managers

Companies are struggling with back-to-work plans in the wake of new concerns about the delta variant.

Hal Barry Files Plans For Massive Development South Of Atlanta

Poplar Place would be Barry's first deal since developing Allen Plaza more than a decade ago.

CRE Groups Oppose CDC's New Eviction Moratorium

11 CRE housing groups, including the National Multifamily Housing Council, have come out against the CDC's new, 60-day eviction moratorium.

More Than $57B In Uncollected Rent Putting The Squeeze On Apartment Landlords

The squeeze is on tenants, which means the squeeze is on landlords more than ever.