Articles from Units (October 1, 2005)

Title	Author	Type	Words
A flood of generosity: the apartment industry responds immediately with nationwide outreach.	Bergeron, Paul R., III	Cover Story	5964
Apartments.com provides RSS feed for rental listings.			120
AvalonBay Communities Inc.			31
Calendar.		Calendar	47
Certified Apartment Maintenance Technicians II.			37
Certified Apartment Maintenance Technicians.			33
Certified Apartment Managers.			330
Certified Apartment Property Supervisors.			35
Closing the divide on single-family living: apartment buildings are becoming more like single-family homes in terms of the comforts and possibilities the offer. See what builders and developers can do to bridge the gap.	Goldberg, Rachel F.		1316
ConAm Group of Companies.			38
Crosland Inc.			64
Easy upgrades can save energy, money.			311
Impact fees: desperately seeking equity: all too often, impact fees assessed on apartments are disproportionate to the impact on their communities. Industry leaders must become involved in the decision-making processes to ensure that impact fees are assessed fairly.	Nelson, Arthur C.		3810
Is your building envelope design causing mold problems? New computer modeling software can help developers accurately design moisture-resistant apartment communities.	Nickson, Ron		1368
JPI.			47
LeasingDesk launches new eRenterPlan brand to residents.			128
Mac-Gray rolls out wireless capabilities for LaundryView monitoring system.			122
More than accessible: a disabled suburban Chicago developer went above and beyond code in creating a barrier-free apartment community that suits renters with disabilities and without, integrating affordable and market-rate units.	Malleris, William J.		2663
NAA Government Affairs staff attend roundtable.		Panel Discussion	249
NAAC facilitates accessible housing.			240
National Apartment Leasing Professionals.			421
National Supplier's Council directory.		Directory	4667
Passing the test: HUD's study of housing discrimination based on disability offers valuable lessons for industry professionals, encouraging a renewed commitment to legal compliance with the Fair Housing Act.	Kitay, Theresa L.		1837
Planning an exit strategy: before parting with a property, independent rental owners should consider how to avoid the two most common mistakes.	McElroy, Ken		654
Post office attempting to alter off-campus student housing mail delivery: instead of delivering to individual mailboxes, the postal service is claiming that off-campus, privately-owned apartments are dorms, and thus it is the owner's or manager's responsibility to sort the bulk mail and place it in residents' mailboxes.	Befus, Betsy Feigin		1026
Quintessential.			39
Reaching out to prospects with hearing impairment: in light of recent HUD findings indicating that those with hearing impairment may be given less information than hearing prospects, owners and managers must learn how to better serve this group of residents.	Green, Nadeen		973
Registry CrimSAFE[TM] eliminates the need to interpret complicated criminal reports.			117
Renters' share of high-income households moderates.	Sheehan, Robert J.		683
Rising to the challenge again.	Day, Tom		515
SatisFacts Research.			66
Stranded: a property manager's story of survival: stuck on the rooftop of her community in New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina with nearly 200 residents, this property manager fought for survival--and won.	Keim, John		3062
The sound of silence: reducing impact noise.	Downey, Paul		720
When the roof falls in: one Florida independent rental owner hopes his real-life horror story will help others avoid the pitfalls of a hastily executed 1031 Exchange.	Keim, John		1538