Property managers and landlords often go above and beyond, taking care of tenants when unforeseen circumstances occur or needs must be met despite short timelines or budgets. Still, it is important for property managers to take in new ideas within their industry — including the increasing influence of social media and online review sites — as well as continuing the meet the everyday wants and needs of their tenants.
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Should we tell our landlords everything we’re doing to improve their land? My brother says we should just do it, and they’ll figure out we’re doing good things for them. Your thoughts? — C.C., Missouri
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Residents can expect to see a slight increase on their property tax bill next year after city council wrapped up their budget deliberations.
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More than a year and a half after the deployment of the Real Estate Regulatory Authority (RERA), it is evident that the Centre’s aim to have it enforced in each state to regulate the Indian real estate sector still falls way short of the intended mark. It may be recalled that RERA intended to cover developers as well as real estate agents seamlessly across the country.
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Residents who do not want a smart water meter installed in their home are safe from having their water supply cut off – for now.
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Residents in Redwater will notice some utility bills going up in 2019.
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In a decision that had been widely signaled, the Bank of Korea today raised the benchmark interest rate by a quarter of a percentage point to 1.75% – the first rate hike since November 2017.
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At the Nov. 26, Town Council meeting, councillors were informed by staff that they would be asking for an additional $225,000 for repairs of the pool.
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Parkland County administration found away to increase funding for agriculture services and keep the Cholla and Keephills Ttransfer stations open without further raising taxes.
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The rapid growth of Barcelona’s property market came to a sudden stop about this time a year ago when the independence referendum for Catalonia, a region which includes the city of Barcelona, voted in favor of seceding from Spain. Since Spain introduced a ‘golden visa’ program in 2013, which allows non-EU citizens the pathway to citizenship if they invest 500,000 euros or more in property, Barcelona suddenly became one of the hottest real estate markets in the European continent.
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