As CRE Cyber Threats Grow, Study Says Middle Market Companies Are The New Targets

Companies are confident about their preparation against cyber threats. But is that confidence misplaced?

Rabbet’s Ability To Fill Empty Holes In Construction Financing Wooed Goldman Sachs

Rabbet CEO tries to make connection in the construction payment draw process where there were no connections before.

Only 69% Of Apartment Residents Have Paid April Rent, But That Number Isn't The Full Story

Only 69% of multifamily households had paid rent by April 5, but this is anticipated to rise in the coming days and weeks.

This New Lease Accounting Standard Is About To Have A Big Impact On Balance Sheets

In February 2016, the FASB issued ASC 842 that, among other changes, brings most leases onto the balance sheet. Are companies ready?

Collecting Data On Office Communities Can Boost Profits, But Security Is Essential

Collecting, storing and using personal identifiable information about property users is valuable, but it has to be done with consent and in a secure way.

With Demand Indicators Dropping, White House Pressure Campaign, Have Rent Hikes Finally Gone Too Far?

A political coalition has asked for federal intervention on soaring rents, but the market may already be sending signals that rent inflation is at its peak.

In Block Management, Benefits Of Consolidation Can Only Be Felt If Systems Are Right

Consolidation is rife in the block management sector, but companies that seek to grow rapidly need to use the right technology.

Property Managers Could Carry Your Portfolio Through The Recession, But Do You Look After Them?

MRI has launched its second EMEA Voice of the Property Manager survey to identify key property management trends, challenges and satisfaction levels

Houston’s Multifamily Rents Are Growing, But The Party Won't Last

Houston's multifamily rental rate is growing, but it still lags behind other Sun Belt markets.

Houston Apartment Rents Continue To Grow While Other Texas Metros Falter

Out of the four largest Texas metropolitan areas, Houston is the only one to see positive growth in its average apartment rent over the past year.