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California Energy Code keeps getting more stringent, aimed at reducing greenhouse gas emissions linked to climate change.
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Some of the new developments in the student housing sector have been pleasant surprises. Rents have mostly been paid, and off-campus leasing has been strong.
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Though property managers are looking to technology to bring in new residents, the key to keeping tenants happy is a human connection.
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Two $100M-plus proptech fund launches this month from MetaProp and RET Ventures show the range of commercial real estate firms investing in the space.
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At least six other apartment complexes traded in excess of $250K per unit in the first quarter as well, CoStar reported.
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It has to be easy and fun.
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Lumber prices are breaking records in both raw cost and speed of increase, and multifamily developers are reacting in disparate ways to the challenge.
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Life sciences projects are made difficult by both construction delays from the global supply chain crisis and lengthy permitting processes with municipalities.
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The full return of in-person classes at UMD this fall should help College Park hotels and restaurants, but some owners worry about the delta variant's impact.
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After the pandemic changed residents' priorities, a new Heights multifamily property was redesigned and outfitted with new amenities for work-from-home.
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