Your building doesn't have to be constructed in the past five years to be modern and engaging with residents and perspective residents. Modern spaces at your property will help you stay competitive in a changing landscape. 

The standard of job applicants having to bend over backwards for a position aren't long gone, but are definitely being challenged. This can be seen as more and more companies start to find ways to accommodate the talent they seek.

Making life at your property easier means that you can increase resident retention while showcasing some of the best amenities that can keep you head-to-head with your competition. 

While job openings begin to pop up in New York, people are wondering when Crystal City will start to hear some noise — here's what people are talking about in Northern Virginia!

2018 was certainly an exciting year for mobility, but what will 2019 have in store for us? The list below will answer that question with our predictions of what's going to take off in the new year.

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As we inch closer and closer to the new year residents of Northern Virginia and New York anxiously await to see what will happen once their new neighbors move in. It's still unclear how and exactly when Amazon is going to move into its Northern Virginia campus, but one thing is certain: people are stressed. Keep calm because we're going to dive into how the megacorp could impact the DMV area.

Central Florida is a quickly growing region. In fact, it’s growing so quickly that meeting its
housing needs would require the equivalent of a new 330-unit multifamily building each week.
As part of its growth, it also has one of the country’s newest passenger rail lines – SunRail, a
47-mile commuter rail line that traverses exurban, suburban, and downtown areas. It adds a
transportation option for thousands and opens up opportunities for Central Florida to have true
transit-oriented development (TOD) to address our housing issues as well.