Stabilized Properties Bearing the Brunt of Reduced Demand This year has brought many changes for the multifamily sector, especially a 70% decline in net absorption through May compared to last… Continue reading

The cost of essential consumer goods continues to rise, gas prices are up, and food prices continue to climb. Inflation is real. As our companies, industry, and residents slowly begin… Continue reading

The Texas State Library and Archive Commission maintain all the official Texas state symbols. From the bluebonnet (state flower) to the mockingbird (state bird) and pecan (state tree) to 42… Continue reading

Like many of you, my first rental property portfolio was risky. As the sole proprietor, I carefully managed my acquisitions and deposition, paid cash for deals, and occasionally did partnership… Continue reading

Did you know that as long as you are a member of AATC, you are also a member of NAA and TAA? That’s right, you can take advantage of all the… Continue reading

If you’re like most people, you probably take the health of your trees for granted. After all, they’ve been around forever and always seem to bounce back no matter what… Continue reading

Checking in on the New Construction Pipeline Even as rent growth has continued at a scorching pace, up 5% in just the first four months of the year, apartment demand… Continue reading

Pop quiz:  what Texas governmental entities (cities, counties, special districts, etc.) are the most common? Surprisingly, special district governments are the most numerous.  There are more than 3,250 special districts… Continue reading

AATC Business Exchange Committee Chair Nicole McQuarry, American Landmark, and AATC Business Exchange presenting sponsor, Lori Palumbo, Perma Pier Foundation Repair of TX.  The AATC Business Exchange presented by Perma… Continue reading

Andrew Carnegie once said, “There is little success where there is little laughter.” It is true what they say—laughter is the best medicine. Without adding fun and humor into our… Continue reading