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Potential shifts on 1031 exchanges, renewed interest in rent control and the recent Biden Administration executive action on housing have caught IREM's attention.
The ending of the eviction moratorium is opening up landlords and tenants to uncertainty. Here's how property managers can help navigate, and what they can expect.
While there are barriers to adaptive reuse projects, such as zoning restrictions, issues with building envelopes, governmental regulations and hazardous material abatement, Hancock thinks the positives outweigh the negatives with these products.
A recent joint letter to Congress spells out further relief measures to shore up the beleaguered rental housing marketplace. The goal, says IREM's Dawn Carpenter, CPM, "is to keep people in their
apartments."
As the nation lifts shutdown restrictions, property managers are leveraging their partnerships with tenants to help ensure everyone's health and safety.
"We're all in the same boat," says IREM secretary and treasurer, Barry Blanton, CPM, so empathy is key. But compassion and self-protection in the midst of the pandemic are not mutually exclusive.
The Institute of Real Estate Management has hired an Innovator-in-Residence, James Scott. His mission: To help real estate managers make sense of the growing flood of PropTech advancements. This will also be his focus at the 2019 IREM Global Summit.
Every property manager has to deal with operating costs and occupant reconciliations. How they deal with them can be a big differentiator in the ledger, says IREM member and instructor Colleen Nemeth.
Recent mass shootings in El Paso, TX and Dayton, OH remind us that random shootings are in the news daily. The worst strategy is to believe it can't happen at your property.
Serving the property management profession means advocating for legislative change. IREM leadership discusses three critical areas it's monitoring for membership.
There's a great emphasis now on technology implemented to make buildings more efficient. But without a holistic infrastructure, success can be limited, says IREM president-elect Cheryl Gray, CPM.
Fact: Technology and engagement lead to business sustainability. In the ongoing war for talent,the Institute of Real Estate Management continues to stock its arsenal for future success.
So says Richard Muhlebach, who has just updated (with Alan A. Alexander) the book on shopping center management and leasing for IREM. Here's how the retail evolution will impact property managers and owners.
The Institute of Real Estate Management's Accelerator Webinar does a deep dive into the relationship between demanding clients and third-party managers.
According to this panel at the IREM Global Summit, the change in the industry has asset managers expecting more from property managers than just steadyand stable.
"Diversity is essential to all real estate organizations and is simply good business—and that includes not just racial and ethnic diversity, but diversity based on gender and sexual orientation as well."
The nature of work is changing, and that's not just a tech thing. One expert on the subject believes that those managers who don't recognize the changes taking place around them are traveling a road to irrelevance.
“When a shopper gets into the car, they need to think of our shopping center first.” That's a strategy worked best at Federal Realty by a close union of asset and property managers, says Federal's Bryan Furze.
It's all about customer experience in the office environment today. What's more, you needn't break the bank to provide it and keep your occupants happy.
The need for leadership development has never been more prevalent than it is today, and companies need to embrace diversity as a business imperative. That's the message of one timely session at IREM's upcoming Global Summit.
Despite what you may have read, most property managers embrace high standards of ethical behavior. It's not easy, but it is what makes a successful leader, as IREM's Joe Greenblatt points out.
How does a property management company succeed? IREM past president Joe Greenblatt, CPM, provides answers about the modern definition of leadership—which extend far beyond the realm of property management.
Transitioning from a property management career into asset management can be done. But it's not necessarily a smooth transition, according to IREM consultant Dustin Read.
Making young people or those in other careers aware of the value and stability of property management—and providing the proper education to ready them—are key in drawing in future candidates, IREM's Blaire Hoffman tells GlobeSt.com.
By staying informed on this technology, property managers can bring ideal applications into their organization that will increase their own contributions as well as the revenue and efficiency of their organizations, Yardi's Matt Eggers tells GlobeSt.com.
From IoT to artificial intelligence, property managers need to be tapped into the latest technologies in order to extract more value for owners and perform more efficiently, Megafincas' Pepe Guitierrez tells GlobeSt.com in this IREM Global Summit preview.
There's a right way and a wrong way for property managers to develop a relationship with tenants through social-media content. Eric Brey, PhD, discusses both and tells GlobeSt.com why this is important to commercial real estate in this IREM Global Summit preview.
The fracking, or sharing economy, conversation is powerful because it looks at how to unlock the value in all the underutilized or dark time in real estate, MIT's Steve Weikal tells GlobeSt.com in this IREM Global Summit preview.
IREM's Income/Expense Analysis program allows owners and property managers to have data at their fingertips that can serve as a benchmark against which to compare their own operating experience, Vera McPherson and Nick Harris tell GlobeSt.com.
From assembling funds to lack of expertise with all building-system upgrades to getting owner buy-in, the challenges are many. GlobeSt.com speaks with two experts from IREM on how to overcome them.
ATLANTA—In addition to helping Baby Boomers pass the torch to Millennials, leadership training creates independent thinkers who look beyond short-term goals toward more lasting outcomes, IREM's Debbie Phillips tells GlobeSt.com.
NEW YORK CITY—Asset management could use demystifying. Its role in commercial real estate is vital, yet the practice is still met with confusion or uncertainty,…
SAN DIEGO—From class-A service to a focus on tenants and their wellness, REME winners strive for excellence. GlobeSt.com spoke EXCLUSIVELY with this year's winners to find out their secrets to success.
SAN DIEGO—From infography to robots, Megafincas Alicante's Pepe Gutierrez gives IREM Fall Conference attendees a succinct rundown of must-have technologies that will rule the future for CRE property managers.
SAN DIEGO—Positive language that recognizes and appreciates employees can turn a company's culture around and lead it to success, no matter what its size, ARM's Kathy Harmon tells attendees at IREM's Fall Conference here.
SAN DIEGO—Remaining an employer of choice for CRE talent requires focusing on flexibility, a strong positive culture and the human touch in all areas of the organization, panelists say during the IREM Fall Conference Industry Leaders Luncheon here.
SAN DIEGO—Partnering with experts to enhance development services is one way to augment your offerings and add to your bottom line, Sunrise's Jesse Holland tells attendees at IREM's Fall Conference here.
SAN DIEGO—Reduced risk, lower costs and better data are a few of the perks property managers are gaining when they use drones to examine property, Osprey Assessments' Gordon Dowrey tells IREM Fall Conference attendees here.
SAN DIEGO—Experience is just one of the most important factors when selecting a property manager, particularly experience that is asset-type and market specific, C&W's Mike Lanning tells GlobeSt.com in this EXCLUSIVE IREM Fall Conference preview.
SAN DIEGO—The best practices property managers used three or five years ago may not be best practices today, so it's important to continually reevaluate them, Bond Retail's Richard Muhlebach tells GlobeSt.com in this EXCLUSIVE pre-IREM conference interview.
SAN DIEGO—Green technologies can improve operations, make buildings more comfortable for their occupants and lower utility and maintenance expenses, freeing up capital, NEO Realty Group's Brant Smith tells GlobeSt.com in this EXCLUSIVE interview.
SAN DIEGO—Ignoring benchmarking data is one of the biggest mistakes property managers and owners can make, but it is also the most common, Island Investment's Craig Cardwell tells GlobeSt.com.
SAN DIEGO—As asset values rise, ethics is more critical than ever to their management, and education is hugely important in order to help maximize value and minimize risk, the Simon Cos.' Chris Mellen tells GlobeSt.com in this EXCLUSIVE IREM preview.
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