Property Management Blog

Building multi-unit rental property used to imply one thing: outside money. Private equity, pension funds, or large development partners with long timelines and rigid expectations. That assumption no longer holds.  Across secondary markets and growing regional cities, smalle...

Many businesses work from rental spaces because they don’t have enough funds to buy a space. However, commercial renters still struggle to find and retain tenants. According to IBISWorld, office rental vacancy reached 20.7% in 2025, a steady rise in empty commercial spaces ...

Running a small business is challenging, but there are plenty of growth opportunities. In the US, small businesses are outpacing big ones in terms of job creation, as noted by the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Firms with 249 or fewer employees accounted for 52.8% of the total net j...

Finding affordable housing as a nursing student can feel like trying to take vitals on a roller coaster. Your schedule changes. Your clinicals can start before sunrise. Your energy is limited. So you need housing that is not only “cheap,” but also safe, practical, and...

 Need more floor space but can't expand outwards? Look up. Stop leaving valuable space empty. A mezzanine platform systems for industrial storage build a sturdy second level right in your existing facility.  You gain serious square footage for storage, production, o...

Most landlords think about property maintenance in pretty straightforward terms. Is the flooring decent? Do the appliances work? Does the place look clean between tenants? Makes sense. These are the things you can see, the things that keep rent checks coming and property values s...

Sticker shock often hits when people start pricing a long-haul move out of Boston, because the first quotes can vary wildly for the same route. One company might price your move based on weight, another on volume, and a third may add access fees for stairs, tight parking, or long...

Lighting affects more than visibility. It influences mood, safety, energy costs, and property appeal. Homeowners often focus on paint and furniture but overlook how light shapes the way rooms feel and function. Smart lighting choices reduce ongoing costs while making spaces more ...

  Many cities do a great job of encouraging healthy living. In places like Tacoma, Washington, you’ll find waterfront paths, public parks, and green spaces that invite people to spend more time outdoors and stay active. That kind of environment supports both physical a...

Cold weather is often associated with higher energy use, frozen pipes, and difficult travel conditions, but it can also raise concerns about power reliability. During periods of extreme cold, power outages are more frequent, leaving homes and businesses without electricity when i...