With affordable housing being a hot topic at the national level, Fort Worth is making a big impact on inventory regarding apartment rentals. Did you know that the city of… Continue reading

New Supply Showing Its Impact The first half of the year has been a challenging one for the multifamily industry in many respects. Persistently low apartment demand paired with the… Continue reading

T Jaye Cupit-Sanders, Madera is AATC’s Business Exchange Committee Chair, and Christine Moreno, Perma Pier Foundation Repair of TX, is this year’s Presenting Sponsor!   Every structurally sound multifamily property… Continue reading

AATC is proud to announce that it has an amazing line-up of courses to get your crew trained up and pumped up! We have filled August to the brim with… Continue reading

You’re Our Eyes and Ears. Texas has a unique and frankly admired State Legislative process over many other states. Our Legislators meet every other year and, for the most part,… Continue reading

Last month, Pillow Talk explored the external aspect of advocacy: “The Ask.” This month, we turn inward and consider personal investment in advocacy. Unlike realtors, doctors, and lawyers who personally join… Continue reading

AATC members must know how to respond when non-U.S. citizens seek rental housing. Renting to non-citizens is a complex and confusing operational and legal challenge. This article will provide resources… Continue reading

My current and former AATC colleagues know if they ask me a question, bring a snack because they will listen to my answer for hours! I get paid to talk—it’s what… Continue reading

Let’s be honest; some residents are easier to deal with than others. Like all interpersonal interactions, our personalities align well with specific types of individuals and clash with others. There… Continue reading

Class A Resilient, But Showing Effect of New Supply Persistently low apartment demand and an active new construction pipeline have taken their toll on Greater Fort Worth average occupancy since… Continue reading