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Three Demographic Trends That May Not Be True
The apartment industry certainly has demographics on its side.
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MacArthur Foundation Awards $6 Million toHousing Research
he critical ways that housing matters to children, families, and communities will be explored in 13 separate research projects funded by the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation.
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Ohio Housing Launches Research Office
THE OHIO HOUSING FINANCE AGENCY (OHFA) has launched its Office of Affordable Housing Research to help guide the implementation of housing policy and initiatives throughout Ohio.
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International Lighting Research Database
Research, no matter the discipline, is one of the most important areas of development. Without it, there would be no chance for the discovery of new materials and processes. Investigations into applications and technologies for lighting have made significant contributions in shaping architectural...
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The State of Lighting Research
Researchers aim to connect with the lighting community
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USGBC Awards Lighting Research Center Grant for Daylight Study
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Apartment Exodus
Atlanta — It’s no Miami, but Atlanta is still suffering the fallout from the condo bust, just like the sun-splashed city that made “condo crash” a phrase to strike fear into the hearts of developers across the nation.
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Bottom Fishing
St. Petersburg, Fla. — Job losses, weak household formation levels, and competition from the shadow market are taking their toll on the apartment market here.
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LRC Releases Classroom Lighting Publication, Study Results
Rensselaer Polytechnic University's Lighting Research Center (LRC) has released "Field Test DELTA Snapshots: Classroom Lighting," a new publication detailing a systems-based approach to lighting in school classrooms aimed at improving lighting and saving energy. The publication summarizes findings...
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Gettin’ the Twang Just Right
What’s bigger than a 10-gallon cowboy hat and in better shape than a beatup old pickup truck with a hound dog hanging out the passenger window? The occupancy rate in the apartment industry in Nashville.