The property management (PM) business model has relied on management fees as its primary source of income for decades. Property managers use management fees, calculated as a percentage...

Property management, at its core, is a people-focused profession. While the building and systems themselves, and even the tenancy agreement, are all important, day-to-day success is built on the way that people handle people. Mos...

Tenant retention has become a vital aspect of success in property management. It is not that finding tenants is difficult anymore; it is more about keeping the right ones. In 2026, the properties that truly stand out are not ...

In the quickly changing real estate market of today, green practices and sustainability have become essential components of project management. In real estate project management, sustainability is now a crucial element rather tha...

New wave of competition has overtaken multifamily housing due to the increased number of available units across major metropolitan areas. The expectations of renters continue to evolve with the change in today’s rente...

Natural disasters, fires, floods, cyberattacks, and infrastructure failures are no longer uncommon occurrences. Disruptive hurricanes are threatening coastal portfolios, while winter storms are locking down the operation of multi...

Current real estate investors have numerous investment options that surpass those of previous generations. They have created new ways for properties to generate revenue, while traditional leasing methods provide consistent and re...

Property management today looks very different from what it did even a few years ago. It is no longer limited to collecting rent on time, fixing occasional maintenance issues, or filling empty units as quickly as possible. Expect...