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Electric vehicle sales have recently fallen short of carmakers’ hopes, but there are signs EVs may have staying power in the market. In the third quarter this year, EVs accounted for nearly 9% of automobile sales, according to Cox Automotive. That was their highest share on record. With more electric vehicles on the road, more drivers will be looking for places to charge. Right now, for most EV owners, that’s easiest to do if they have a garage or driveway. But over 45 million U.S. households rent, and many of them live in multifamily buildings. As EVs grow their market share, more renters are looking to charge at their apartment complexes, presenting challenges for renters and... Read more
Property owners and managers are no strangers to wearing many hats, but developing a plan for energy reduction and electrification could be unfamiliar territory to even...
Windows that can save energy are becoming increasingly important for homeowners looking to reduce their power bills and enhance their living spaces. These solutions are...
Yes, a landlord can fine a tenant for smoking, depending on the terms of the lease agreement. Smoking in rental properties has been a contentious issue for both...
Where you put windows in a home is not just a decision in architecture; it’s how to make a home get the most energy-efficient, comfortable, and improve living quality....

Key Takeaways California’s new $80M rebate program offers incentives for low- and moderate-income homeowners and multifamily building owners to electrify their properties. Rebates range from $700 to $8K per unit for multifamily housing and up to $8K for single-family homes, depending on household income. The program supports California’s broader push to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and improve climate resilience by decarbonizing buildings. According to KTLA, California has launched an $80M rebate initiative to encourage energy-efficient upgrades in homes and multifamily buildings, part of the state’s ongoing efforts to decarbonize its building sector. Program Details The... Read more
The U.S. once again finds itself grappling with the aftermath of a devastating hurricane, one of the many pummeling weather events that have caused death and...
Real estate is a popular investment choice due to its reputation for low risk. However, it’s important to acknowledge that no investment is completely risk-free....
In multifamily real estate, you’ll find five emerging trends reshaping the landscape. Technology-driven amenities like smartphone apps and IP video intercoms...
Countries, states, and cities around the world are increasingly committed to achieving their sustainability goals. Governments at various levels are implementing...