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While social media sites like Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter offer affordable advertising solutions, no one will follow a page that continually posts ads and does not provide meaningful or helpful content. Marketing your communities involves a combination of paid promotions and subtle, creative marketing that makes people click the “Follow” button. These social media for […]

The internet of things has affected everyone. People have more internet-connected devices than ever, which also applies to businesses. Construction companies are likely not the first business that you think of when it comes to cybersecurity incidents. Still, according to an analysis by NordLocker, construction firms are now the number one target for ransomware attacks. […]

Construction companies face numerous challenges in their daily operations, and these risks and threats can negatively impact their operations and profitability. If not well-managed, they could threaten the firm’s long-term viability. Financial challenges can put some construction firms out of business and lead to increased costs on construction projects for business and consumer clients. To […]

Despite economic uncertainties for 2023, property management has been a thriving industry with a strong outlook. Driven by digital advancements, the entire real estate industry has helped usher in smart technology as more than a trend. Furthermore, mergers and acquisitions (M&As) continue to make the sector attractive to investors. Here are some of the most […]

Understanding the current construction industry trends in 2023 will help contractors prepare for the major economic challenges ahead. Construction projects in the United States are expected to increase slightly. Yet there’s still a need to meet the demand for 4.3 million new homes by 2035, as estimated by the National Multifamily Housing Council. Here’s a […]

Property managers always need to explore new ways to cut costs to maximize profits. The pandemic and supply chain crisis of the early 2020s created extra challenges that included labor and supply shortages, as well as surging inflation. During the pandemic, tenants across the nation no longer had to pay rent according to state and […]