Journal of Property Management

In today's commercial real estate market, owners and tenants are demanding the best and most diversified service from the companies that represent them. An outgrowth of this trend has been the increased need for construction management expertise at commercial...

Two figures stumble down a dim hallway. A navy-suited woman struggles to place a worn key into a lock and braces her shoulder against the unyielding, scratched wood. Finally the door slowly opens. Inside the cavernous, musty room, her companion's exploring...

Effective Lighting Improves Energy Efficiency and Productivity Using new technologies to create energy-efficient lighting systems can mean big savings for building owners, managers, and tenants. Those savings may be realized through lower building operating...

Water and sewer costs in many parts of the country are soaring as a result of water shortages and stricter government regulation. "Five years ago water was half its current price," states Jerry Baker of National Exemption Service (NES), a Florida-based...

On Wall Street and Main Street, the magnitude of the share price premium that real estate investment trusts (REITs) carry in relation to their reported underlying equity value is a hotly discussed topic. Estimates of premiums range as high as 40 percent,...

As mergers and new fears of overbuilding make real estate headlines, much of the industry is ignoring one of the most important future influences on real estate - immigration. JPM: EYKL's new report on immigration notes that approximately 1 million...

"Do you rent to families with children?" "Certainly we rent to families with children. It's the law. Of course, we like our families to be fully informed about our community, so they can make the best decision about living here with their children."...