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What do retail associates, police officers, and municipal employees in major cities all have in common?
In the real estate industry, you're only as good as your bottom line—and managing that can be tricky. Balancing the needs of your tenants with the cost it requires to keep your business in the black can be like walking a tightrope.
What do Sony Playstation, the sitcom Friends, and water efficient toilets have in common?
All were launched in 1994, and all were significantly improved upon in the years that followed.
When renovating apartments in NYC, it's important to think ahead. Smart and thorough planning can save you time and money, both of which are required for a positive return on your investment.
Water efficient fixtures promise a lot—it's easy to see why they are so popular.
After all, who wouldn't want to help the environment without having to do a thing? And what landlord wouldn't want to save money with minimal effort?
Great apartment maintenance technicians are gold.
Find one who is trustworthy, speedy, and knowledgeable, and you've won the lottery.
"Come one, come all," sounds good unless you're talking about prospective tenants. The fact is, most landlords would rather have a vacant unit than a nightmare tenant.
Clear your mind, and imagine this— one trillion gallons of water.
Having some trouble? We don't blame you.
None of us have ever seen a swimming pool quite that huge, and that's because it doesn't exist.
People love the sound of running water.
Be it babbling brooks, cascading waterfalls, or ocean waves, most of us feel relaxed in the presence of running water.
The Eiffel Tower. The Panama Canal. The Burj Khalifa.
All of these structural marvels have one thing in common—engineers. While the average person beholding a beautiful sight might be quick to give the architect all the credit, most of us realize visions are rarely created in vacuums.