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Workplace management refers to the strategies and systems businesses use to make sure that everything in the office runs smoothly and efficiently. This includes managing space, resources, tasks, and the physical environment to help employees perform …

The affordable multifamily housing industry consists of dedicated professionals focused on the mission of creating and preserving quality affordable homes, within inclusive communities, that support economic security and access to opportunity for all…

Capital lease accounting, also known as finance lease accounting, refers to the method by which long-term lease agreements are recorded on the balance sheet. This approach requires the lessee to recognize both the asset and the corresponding lease li…

The new lease accounting standards—ASC 842 lease accounting for U.S. GAAP and IFRS 16 for international reporting—are a significant change for companies, lessors, and investors alike. Staying compliant while ensuring your financial reporting is accur…

Making the right decision between capital and operating leases is essential for businesses to manage finances effectively. These two lease types differ in their accounting treatment, financial implications, and operational considerations. This guide …

What is multifamily lending, and why does it matter for real estate investors like you? At its core, multifamily lending is a financing option designed specifically for properties with multiple residential units. Whether you’re buying, refinanc…

Multifamily housing come in all shapes and sizes, from cozy duplexes to towering high-rises. Each type offers unique opportunities, and knowing how they differ can help you make informed investment and management decisions. In this blog, we’ll …

Occupancy costs, also known as occupancy expenses, typically account for 35% to 50% of operating expenses for multifamily properties. These costs include rent, utilities, maintenance, property taxes, and insurance, making them a significant portion o…