May represents the metamorphosis from the old to the new—like winter into summer. The transformation is complete; it is time to get ready for the dog days of summer. In… Continue reading

Spring leasing season has arrived! Yeah! For FWAA members, leasing season means make-readies increase, asset managers become an ever-present reality in their daily routine, and suppliers invade their properties! You’ve… Continue reading

Excuses, everyone makes them.  I am too:  busy, tired, old, young, opinionated, ignorant, scared, bold, uneducated, smart, poor, rich, shy, outrageous, liberal, conservative, religious, agnostic, fast, slow, etc.  But, for FWAA members, personal… Continue reading

FWAA Spring Golf Presenting Sponsor, Michael Gentile with T-Rock Contracting, reviews a shot with FWAA Golf Chair, Chris Jimenez with ReNew Renovation. Once again, FWAA members showed up in force at… Continue reading

Last month, we took a break from exploring numerous personal advocacy obstacles to focus on voting in the March 5th primary elections. This month, we return to our series Advocacy… Continue reading

I hope that you all have survived April Fools Day 2024. One of the things I have grown to cherish in our association is the robust sense of humor that… Continue reading

Sponsorship are running low – GET YOURS TODAY! A huge benefit you get as a member of FWAA is the marketing reach within our industry. Our association has over 250,000… Continue reading

As a fellow apartment industry professional, my goal for these monthly REDBOOK Blues articles is to provide FWAA members with insights and resources to address current operational challenges. Last month, we… Continue reading

As Spring Approaches, Multifamily Metrics Continue Their Slide Two years of low apartment demand and an active new construction pipeline have taken a toll on Greater Fort Worth multifamily occupancy… Continue reading

If you haven’t noticed, FWAA’s incredible PSC Advisory Council has been hard at work planning an incredible year for our supplier partners! If you missed our first meeting of the… Continue reading