Different types of bird netting have different strengths and uses. Property managers can pick products to prevent pest birds of all types and sizes.

Property managers should have thorough procedures in place in order to effectively deal with any medical emergencies that may happen on site.

Property managers are using large amounts of road salt this winter. But overuse is taking its toll on their' pocketbooks and the environment.

Combining smart building and smart occupancy to promote productivity and sustainability.

Creating a plan can help landlords cut the time spent fixing up a unit, and the costs that come with a vacancy, when dealing with an apartment turnover.

New strategies and innovative technologies have made eliminating odour problems in condos easier than ever.

The tragedy in L'Isle Verte, Que. calls attention to the importance of proper fire safety planning and installing prevention systems for all residences.

Escalators can be a serious hazard to all users. Care must be taken to prevent injuries, and even deaths.

Networking means more than collecting piles of business cards; it is all about building strategic relationships.

Using long-term planning and designing condo landscapes that emphasize user enjoyment can lead to increased property values.

Frozen and burst pipes can cause major damage to residential buildings. But landlords can take simple yet effective steps to prevent damage from occurring.

The Toronto ice storm this past December left many properties without power for days, leaving tenants and building systems vulnerable to the cold.

Windows impact more than just building aesthetics. Rather, sunshine and views can have a substantial impact on occupants' well-being.

With more Canadians spending time online, it is surprising that more landlords are not ditching cheques for electronic payment processing.

While the winter weather may vary in different cities across Canada, indoor pests remain a problem from coast to coast.

Toronto is looking at banning smoking from public building entrances. But it certainly isn't the first jurisdiction in the country to consider butting out.

While conflicts between tenants is expected in multi-res buildings, property managers must deal with condominium disputes before they escalate.