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Wednesdays With Will Clark: Certifications, Retention & Creating Community

June 30, 2010 – 6:30 am

In the final installment of our interview, veteran asset manager Will Clark considers on-site energy production, green certifications and other operations and sustainability measures that affect the multifamily housing sector.

By Kimberly Madrigal | Posted in Business | Also tagged 4H, benchmarking multifamily, BRE Environmental Assessment Method, BREEAM, capture utility data, CARE, Carpet America Recovery Effort, community gardens, Electric Vehicles, energy producers, EnergyStar, green leases, green property management, GreenBuilt, improving NOI, Indoor air quality, LEED, LEED Rating Systems, mass transit, micro turbines, net zero, Passive House, passive house standards, PassivHaus, resident retention, Senior Housing, solar incentives, solar initiatives, solar panels, Southface, sustainable property management, Victory gardens, WalkScore, Zipcar | Comments (0)

Why All the Fuss About Walkability?

April 15, 2010 – 8:00 am

What is walkability and how does it affect the value of your asset?

By Kimberly Madrigal | Posted in Business | Also tagged apartment acquisitions, apartment marketing, apartment partnerships, apartment retrofit, Carbon Footprint, CO2 emissions, Detroit apartments, Electric Vehicles, Eric Brown, public transportation, shuttle service, Urbane Apartment, Vacancy Rates, Walk Score, walkability, walkability calculator | Comments (2)

Ready to Plug In Your Tenant’s Leaf?

March 3, 2010 – 6:45 am

Certainly the use of electric cars provides an opportunity for a homeowner with a 120Volt outlet in the garage – and those with charging stations set up at work – but what about apartment residents? If predictions are correct, within a few years over 25 million vehicles are going to need plug-ins.

By Elizabeth Madrigal | Posted in Products | Also tagged BugE, California, Charging Stations, Chevrolet Volt, Conductive Charging, Department of Transportation, Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment, Electric Vehicles, Electrical Panels, Electrical Upgrades, Environmental Protection Agency, EV Charging Capacity, EVSE, Google, Inductive Charging, Mitsubishi iMiev, Nissan Leaf, Oregon, Pacific Gas & Electric Company, PlugIn America, Portland, San Francisco, Sequoia Solar, Tsla EVs | Comments (1)