Crime Prevention

A Freddie Mac survey reports that one of the largest growing multifamily residential trends will have apartment property managers rethinking their target audience. According to the survey, five million Baby Boomers — people born before 1961 — in the U.S. plan to rent their next…

There are good reasons to hire security guards to protect your business and its assets, but there are also some liability and risks involved. One of the risks of working with security guards is they could mishandle important documents and affect your business.…

The construction industry has changed little in terms of advancements and technologies. That is, until now. A major revolution is happening as new construction materials and construction automation start showing up on construction sites. Companies that start changing how…

According to the National Institute of Building Sciences (NIBS) Off-Site Construction Council, off-site construction is “the planning, design, fabrication and assembly of building elements at a location other than their installed location to support the rapid and efficient…

Think about luxury and economy cars. If you remove the price tag, which would you choose? You most likely will pick the luxury car. Why? Because it offers more. More features, more top-quality materials, more comfort, just more everything. When you're looking for the best…

Apartment property managers can take advantage of the growing trend of telecommuting to attract new residents. Several factors show it's worth it to add features that support remote work as apartment building amenities. Why You Need Apartment Building Amenities to Attract…

The cannabis industry differs from most industries -- aside from the fact it's marijuana, a highly sought-after drug -- in that it's cash-heavy. Regardless if you manage a small retail dispensary or a multi-store company, most states mandate cannabis security like remote video…

Of the worker fatalities in 2017, 21 percent occurred in construction according to the Occupational Safety and Health Administration. OSHA says the key to saving more lives is to eliminate what it calls the "Fatal Four." These comprise almost 60 percent of fatalities in…