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Developers Play a Role in Initiating Positive Change in Cities

by Celeste Frye | Dec 14, 2021
Markets | Multifamily

As developers stake out new projects in 2022 and beyond, it’s crucial to ensure that they’re people-centered. That’s how to drive positive change and it’s a strategy already gaining momentum around the world.

Rush of Renters Creates New U.S. Markets

by Rachel E. Pelovitz | Nov 10, 2021
Markets | Multifamily

A recent RENTCafé study says the top 10 suburbs with heightened changes in renter share each saw increases by 55% or more.

Apartment Construction Booms Across United States

by Construction Executive | Sep 30, 2021
Markets | Multifamily | Residential

Per a report from RentCafé, developers are putting 334,000 new apartments on the market in 2021.

Propane Offers Versatile, Reliable Energy for Off-Site Construction

by Bryan Cordill | Sep 9, 2021
Markets | Multifamily | Tools

Off-site construction is becoming more popular to reduce construction costs, time and the use of natural resources. Powering critical systems with an affordable, reliable energy source can help maximize efficiency, cost savings and reduce the building’s carbon footprint.

Apartment Construction Booms as Remote Work Changes Loom

by Construction Executive | Aug 3, 2021
Markets | Multifamily | Residential

The COVID-19 pandemic affected numerous trends, including the availability of remote work. This, in turn, is changing how apartments are built and offices are run.

Multi-Generational Living Is Not Only Common—It Is Increasingly Popular

by Construction Executive | Jun 22, 2021
Economy | Markets | Multifamily

By the end of 2020, one in three 18- to 34-year-olds were living with their parents, illustrating the statistical rise in multi-generational living over the past half-century.

Texas Prepares to House Workforce of Tech Corp Giants Leaving California

by Alexandra Ciuntu | Mar 20, 2021
Commercial | Markets | Multifamily

Whether it’s employees following their companies or job hopefuls looking to relocate, the Texas housing landscape seems prepared to accommodate them all.

COVID-19 Results in Big Changes to the Rental Market

by Irina Lupa | Mar 8, 2021
Economy | Markets | Multifamily

In 2020, apartment activity dropped, rents stagnated and Gen Z became the second-largest renter generation, according to a recent report.

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Developers Play a Role in Initiating Positive Change in Cities

Rush of Renters Creates New U.S. Markets

Apartment Construction Booms Across United States

Propane Offers Versatile, Reliable Energy for Off-Site Construction

Apartment Construction Booms as Remote Work Changes Loom

Multi-Generational Living Is Not Only Common—It Is Increasingly Popular

Texas Prepares to House Workforce of Tech Corp Giants Leaving California

COVID-19 Results in Big Changes to the Rental Market

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