What a difference a few years make! There’s no denying that the economy has drastically improved since the depths of the Great Recession. Between 2008 and 2009, housing prices plummeted, people filed for bankruptcy, and many tenants and...

Renter satisfaction continues to remain steady; renters consider internet the most important amenity; sustainability’s impact on property values; a new NYC bedbug bill; and companies that bring out the best in people. Renter Satisfaction Holds Strong A new...

Note: This post is Part II of our series on micro-apartments. For a full overview of the topic, we recommend starting with Part I: Are Micro-Apartments the Next Big Thing? The Economics of Micro-Apartments A lack of entry-level...

Millennials making the move to the suburbs; how to write the perfect lease; 3 U.S. cities named the most expensive rental markets in the world; strengthening economy encourages developers; and cities dominated by renters continue to grow. Millennials...

Though it has a footprint of just 200 feet, the micro-apartment is raising sizable questions. “Could micro-apartments solve the affordable housing crisis?” “Are micro-apartments a revolutionary or exploitative trend?” Last week, we talked about the tiny house movement...

The rise of co-living housing; 5 things to look for when checking your foundation; how the Internet of Things is impacting property management; pets and their impact on residential real estate; and Baby Boomers worrying over their ability...

As a society, we’ve long equated home size with success—the bigger, the better. Most notorious were the McMansions built in the years leading up to the housing crisis. But for the first time since the recession, home sizes...

Cities may run out of Millennials; 5 traits of a great property manager; New England property management team relies on benchmarking for lowering costs; the hottest housing products of 2017; and 8 emerging interior design trends. Cities May...