From how a site is planned and utilities are routed to how schedules are sequenced and trades are deployed, BTR and conventional multi-family demand very different construction approaches.

Editor’s Note: This material provided by Michael Gold and written by Russ Alan Prince, a non-affiliate of CWM, LLC. Michael Ryan Gold is a wealth advisor, founder and CEO of Gold Family Wealth, a ...

Multi-family homes can be a great way for novice real estate investors to get started. They’re also a popular option for extended families to live under one roof. However, these properties, which ...

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When plumbing engineers design systems for multi-family buildings, the stakes are high. Construction schedules are tight. Budgets are locked. And design fees are fixed, making every hour of ...

As climate patterns shift, summer storms increasingly pose risks to Brooklyn multi-family property owners. Since 1973, Brownstone Agency has seen it all, and understanding potential claims is more ...

Dual Restoration releases a 2026 trend brief outlining updated flood restoration practices for multi-unit buildings ...

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Winter is tough on Brooklyn’s aging brownstones. More pipes are freezing, roofs are getting damaged by wind, and people are slipping on icy sidewalks. For owners, these increased claims are one reason ...