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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.

The property type requires a different set of considerations for a property manager, but there's upside to be had.

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.

Before COVID, larger rental managers distinguished themselves through their mastery of technology and managing the various listing platforms.

Adaptation skills are part of a multifamily manager's DNA.

Management of this San Antonio mixed-use retail site rose to the challenge of the pandemic by partnering with its tenants.

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.