Dawn Allcot is a full-time freelance writer and content marketing specialist. She specializes in reporting on commercial and residential real estate investing, personal finance and technology. Her work has appeared on Forbes, The Balance, Bankrate.co...
Dawn Allcot is a full-time freelance writer and content marketing specialist. She specializes in reporting on commercial and residential real estate investing, personal finance and technology. Her work has appeared on Forbes, The Balance, Bankrate.com and the Chase News & Stories website, among others.
As with nearly all aspects of life during the pandemic, property management changed in 2020 and continues to evolve in 2021. “You're not so much managing real estate anymore, you're managing the ...
Landlords and property management companies interested in attracting eco-conscious tenants and reducing their company's carbon footprint should consider electric vehicle chargers and solar power ...
The pandemic changed virtually every aspect of life for Americans, including how we shop, the ways our children learn, where we do our work, and — in many cases — our living conditions. The ...
We are facing unprecedented times during the COVID-19 pandemic, and the economic outlook moving forward — especially in real estate markets — is uncertain. But some real estate investment experts ...
As part of the reopening process during the COVID-19 pandemic, many commercial building managers and office tenants are investing in sanitization measures and disinfecting services.
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The past several years have been marked by an increase in average rent prices in many major U.S. cities, a lack of affordable multifamily housing, and a tight rental market. The pandemic and ...
As the coronavirus pandemic continues to keep businesses closed around the country and many out of work, tenants are having trouble making rent payments.
Tom Lynn, chairman and office division president for NAI Robert Lynn, a full-service commercial real estate firm with offices in Dallas and Fort Worth, recently took a building tour in a way he never ...
If crowded open office floor plans and ping pong tables were on their way out in the past few years, coronavirus is likely to make sure of it. Instead, the pandemic will steer developers and tenants ...
From collecting rent to managing property repairs, today's multifamily investors could essentially keep their businesses running all from a smartphone.