News & Events 

Chicago-based RMK Management Corp. has announced it is now leasing apartments at Parc Huron, a 221-unit luxury apartment building in Chicago’s River North neighborhood.

Circle at Concord Mills, a development by Crescent Resources Multifamily Development Group, was named the luxury multifamily project of the year at the National Green Building Conference.

The City of Phoenix will receive $25 million in federal funds to assist it in the implementation of projects aimed at helping multifamily properties.

Allen Properties, a property management company in Southern California, will be planting trees, and passing out energy efficient light bulbs to all residents in the communities they manage across Sothern California to celebrate Earth Day.

Stafford Apartments Offers Lower Utility Bills, Improved Quality of Life

The EPA settled a lawsuit brought against it by the Sierra Club and others concerning its Renovation, Repair and Painting Regulations. The regulations create new compliance obligations for market-rate and affordable properties not certified lead-free.

The bill would create a grant program for communities to plan for housing and transportation projects, including public transportation, transit-oriented development, redeveloping brownfield sites and affordable housing.

A groundbreaking Program that benefits both the environment and the local economy is making a splash in maintenance, thanks to the Philadelphia Housing Authority (PHA).

As the federal government emphasizes sustainable housing, HUD appointed Shelley Poticha as Senior Advisor for Sustainable Housing and Communities.

After targeting buildings for higher (and in some cases technologically infeasible) energy efficiency mandates, Congress is also now focused on how to get building occupants to do their part in saving energy.