One of the largest affordable multifamily owners and managers in the U.S. is supporting local communities and its residents with a give-back program.  In a time when the pandemic has… Continue reading

The United States is one step closer to ensuring sustainable and resilient rental housing. On April 1, 2021, Congressman Brad Schneider (D-IL-10) and co-sponsor Congressman Tom Rice (R-SC-7) reintroduced the… Continue reading

A new rule will require “debt collectors” to provide renters written notice of their rights under the CDC Eviction Order. On April 19, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) issued… Continue reading

As our companies, our industry, and our residents slowly begin to emerge from the personal and economic impacts of the COVID pandemic, supply and demand rental-housing market fundamentals reappear. The… Continue reading

Insanity is hereditary—you get it from your teenagers! If you are or have been the parent of a teen, you are simultaneously nodding your head in agreement, laughing, and crying.… Continue reading

Another quarter is in the books and summer is around the corner. The opening quarter of the year was a good one at the national level, with the apartment demand… Continue reading

AATC’s Education STAR  Subscription has been created to give you more access to industry programs at a discounted price. When you purchase the STAR Subscription, the staff at your property… Continue reading

Let’s get excited about our new supplier-partners, properties, and management-owner members! We encourage you to shop our dedicated members first for any of the services and/or products that you may… Continue reading

I’m sure most of us watched the enormous cargo ship, “Ever Given”, turn sideways in the Suez Canal and block about $400 million in cargo value…per hour!  The ship held… Continue reading

The February arctic blast demonstrated the need for preventative maintenance—a stitch in time saves nine.  Humorist Cal Tinney famously “sampled” this phrase when he quipped “a switch in time saved nine” to characterize the United States Supreme… Continue reading