With the sun hopefully setting on the worst of the COVID-19 outbreak, seniors’ housing needs are still evolving. While many changes at the outset of the pandemic were reactionary, there are some lasting elements that will be here to stay.
A proactive building maintenance plan can put building managers a step ahead of many issues, likely saving time, money, frustration and anxiety by avoiding emergency repairs.
An unexpected silver lining has appeared for property owners looking to find uses for underutilized hotel rooms. Some hotels are undergoing transformation into multifamily properties.
Sto Corp. is proud to be the manufacturing partner on six of the EIFS Industry Members Association’s EIFS Hero Project Awards that received accolades for exemplary work showcasing exterior walls that are efficient, aesthetically flexible, and incredibly durable.
The ability to monitor a building from a remote location is increasingly important for property and facility managers. With adoption of the Internet of Things (IoT) and smart sensors, building managers now have more technology at their fingertips than ever before.
With the pandemic wreaking havoc on urban environments at its onset, some commenters have suggested the city as we know it may be coming to an end. Not so fast.
With major shifts in work and lifestyles forced upon us by the pandemic, those living in condominiums or apartment buildings are viewing their living environments through a different lens. Designers and operators of multifamily buildings must now consider what this building typology may look like in the future.
Three senior housing trends post-COVID-19
Proactive building maintenance: How planning, technology, and new service models can save costs for building operators
Converting hotels to multifamily: Hospitality industry offers more permanent housing solutions
Sto Corp nets six EIMA HERO Awards
Building maintenance monitoring technologies increasingly important