It’s Raining New Units in Greater Fort Worth The last few quarters have represented a return to Earth for Greater Fort Worth multifamily, down from the stratospheric heights of the… Continue reading

Diana Beck, Freedom Furniture and Design, recently helped AATC with their new office space by creating a beautiful, modern office to bring AATC current with an updated look. If you… Continue reading

As I write this letter, safety, and security are on my mind. Over the past few months, our industry has experienced a few tragic circumstances that no one, regardless of… Continue reading

Pillow Talk this year explores personal advocacy: the opportunities, importance, and impact of AATC member involvement. Last month, we looked at collective advocacy: our AATC PAC. This month, we will… Continue reading

Guests increase on our properties during the summer. Whether it is family and friends visiting or children spending time with parents, individuals not listed as leaseholders or occupants on the… Continue reading

AATC Visits Washington, DC At the end of March, AATC representatives visited Washington, DC, to meet with our respective representatives in both houses of Congress. We were part of a… Continue reading

Municipal Elections – May 6th Your Vote Matters! City Council and Mayoral Elections More than 100 candidates filed to run for mayor, city council, or school board in Tarrant County… Continue reading

Influencer.  If I had known influencer was a career option when I was at Baylor in the 1900s, I still would have barely made the C honor roll, but I… Continue reading

Just a reminder, this article does not provide legal advice.  If you need fair housing or other operational legal advice, contact one of AATC’s member attorneys (https://www.aatcnet.org/legal-services-program). The United States… Continue reading

Checking in on the Construction Pipeline While 2022 apartment demand took a nosedive, Greater Fort Worth’s new supply also slowed last year – though far less so. About 6,500 new… Continue reading