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In the event of a disaster affecting your property, the last thing you need is to navigate communications with multiple companies to determine responsibility. Water damage is typically assigned to one team, fire restoration to another, and repairs to yet another contractor. During this time, your home or business may continue to deteriorate. Unfortunately, many individuals are unaware that a more efficient solution exists until they find themselves in the midst of a crisis. That is exactly the problem a dedicated water and fire restoration company in Sacramento solves. Instead of coordinating between multiple contractors who may not communicate well, you work with one team that handles the... Read more
In a reversal of migration trends over the past 25 years, Americans are beginning to move away from areas where the high risk of extreme weather events is pushing up...
Love for pets is at an all-time high and only continues to increase. The American Pet Products Association indicates that 71% of U.S. households own a pet, while...
KEY TAKEAWAYS San Francisco multifamily rents jumped 8.4% year-over-year, outpacing all other major US metros per Apartments.com. High AI-driven job creation, sub-300...
Hiring outside contractors is simply part of running a multifamily community. From routine repairs to major capital projects, propperty managers rely on vendors to keep...
Investors in multifamily real estate may be overstating property values and paying more in taxes as a result of failing to separate intangible assets from the real estate itself. That oversight can lead to missed opportunities to reduce property tax burdens, according to Todd Jones, principal and CEO of RealAdvice, who spoke Tuesday at the GlobeSt. Multifamily Owners Summit in Tampa. Jones said many owners and investors do not fully account for the distinction between taxable real estate and non-taxable intangible assets when valuing properties, even though the difference can materially impact assessments. “Intangible assets aren’t taxable,” Jones said.... Read more
Occupancy and rent change are improving a bit in the most upscale communities, where a big wave of new supply had held back earlier results. At the same time, however,...
Apartment owners generally depreciate most of a residential rental building over 27.5 years. That rental property depreciation schedule is straightforward, but it can...
Two apartment communities can offer nearly identical floor plans, pricing, and amenities, yet one consistently attracts stronger prospects, leases faster, and builds...
The multifamily market heading into the second half of 2026 presents a peculiar mixture of strength and strain, according to the data presented in a recent webinar on...
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