Of Interest

Evictions during COVID are an emotional subject. Even without the pandemic residents, owners and property managers struggle with what to do and when. Beyond the big economic impediment of COVID, individual renters can be hit hard times, like the woman in the story. From a business standpoint, no one wants to lose a valued resident...

The rising popularity of property technology is a strong driver for change in the multifamily sector, propelling us swiftly on a path to a more human-centric, thoughtful future for building ownership, management and residents alike. Technology is part of providing seamless, high-tech building services. The use of technology in property management is here to stay.

While the numbers aren’t solid, it appears that some major cities have seen residents exit cities in favor of housing outside the urban core and to suburbia. Does this mean that multi-family now has new opportunity? At least one company in Boston thinks so.

In the last year many businesses adjusted quickly to the pandemic threat, allowing employees to work from home. For single-family residents, it was a mental shift, for multi-family residents, the changes were mental and physical. Before the pandemic roughly 12 percent of the country worked remotely. During the pandemic, the remote work trend started it...