FEMA’s new methodology will increase premiums for 77% of families, and lawmakers are worried they will drop out of the program A new pricing methodology intended to promote fairness and...
George Oliver’s CASA project in Phoenix signed more new leases during COVID than any other building in Arizona. Wellness real estate is well on its way in moving from elective...
Extreme weather events — including heat waves, droughts and floods — have unfolded all over the world this summer. The grave impact of climate change is upon us and will...
Basement dwellings have been eyed as a relief valve for Boston’s housing crisis, but a summer with record rain and fatal storms down the East Coast shows they may come with dangerous...
The coronavirus pandemic taught many apartment owners and developers how to make their properties safer, healthier places for their residents to call home. During the pandemic, owners and managers spent...
Attention, landlords! You may soon be financially responsible for your building’s greenhouse gas emissions. In 2019, the New York City Council passed Local Law 97, a building ordinance designed to reduce the city’s carbon emissions...
The Metropolitan Council is seeking building owners who are interested in solar and open to increasing the number of units eligible for Section 8 vouchers. A regional planning agency in...
Whether you or your tenants are paying the heating bills, it’s a significant expense; heating accounts for about 42 percent of our energy consumption. With winter approaching, it will benefit...
The legislation is backed by state environmental groups and regulators but opposed by the real estate lobby. Connecticut environmental regulators are backing legislation that would require homeowners and property managers...
“We think it’s safe to say it’s [also] the greenest student facility in the country,” said Jason Wills, chief marketing officer of student housing REIT American Campus Communities which developed...
