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A retrospective on 25 years of builder technology: How did we get here, and where are we going next?
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Expend Some Energy to Boost NOI
Tricks to tack dollars onto your bottom line abound. But some tactics add more cash than others. Cutting energy costs can fatten that NOI and provide a cleaner environment to boot.
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Taking Back Rent Week
For most multifamily property managers, the community office is a madhouse during rent week, with leasing agents frantically keying in payment information between frequent trips to the bank.
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Survey Says: Yardi Expands Market Share Multifamily firms expect to boost technology spending this year as they plan for growth.
APARTMENT FINANCE TODAY'S 2007 Technology Survey received 167 responses from a broad spectrum of the industry.
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Survey Says: Yardi Expands Market Share
Yardi’s Voyager software continues to rise in popularity, while RealPage, Intuit, and Property Automation Software are making strong gains as the platforms of choice for multifamily executives.
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Drawing Upon the Future
Few would deny that technology is a beautiful thing. Among architecture and design professionals, who are increasingly reliant on computers to explore and depict the intricacy of their work, that fact is well established.
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Technology Licensing
Technology licensing turns years of research and development into products that can be quickly made commercially available across the industry, matching their utility to existing supplier brands, manufacturing facilities, distribution networks and expertise. This article will review some of the...
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Two old-school and two new-school approaches to 2-D and 3-D design.
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You write on it like a legal pad, but it has the computing and communication power of a desktop PC
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Tools of the trade Providers of apartment technology have been busy upgrading and extending their product offerings.
The effort to spread high technology throughout the multifamily industry has led to a number of recent team-ups and acquisitions of companies as well as new products and services that seek to take advantage of the increasing use of the Internet as the bac