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What a rise in extreme weather means for FMs

The rise in extreme weather events means that facility managers need to be prepared to deal with everything from floods to ice storms.

Tips for retaining residents

Losing a tenant can cost an apartment big bucks. To retain residents, management should work to foster a great living environment.

Waste diversion in the workplace

Promoting waste diversion within a building is one of the most complex and important factors when trying to foster a green workplace.

FRPO introduces new environmental standards

The FRPO has introduced a set of environmental operating standards to ensure that homes are managed by companies committed to green activities.

Small environmental impacts must be reported

A recent Supreme Court decision means that property managers should report all irregular environmental discharges, even if it doesn't appear damaging.

Property tax inequity in Vancouver

Unsustainable property tax rates in Vancouver favour residential owners over businesses.

Residential unit inspection 101

Targeted in-suite inspections of residential units can support building safety and cost-effective operation.

Creating a data governance policy

Here are four steps to help a company manage its data assets.

Flammable refrigerants demand caution

Do-it-yourself refrigerant conversion kits threaten to blow inadequate Canadian safety regulations wide open. Literally.

Board and C-suite roles still elusive for women

Gender diversity efforts could soon become a mandated element of corporate governance disclosure for public ...

Countering the effects of winter on floors

Here are six questions building managers should ask themselves during the lead up to winter in order to counteract the ...

Fire safety planning

For building managers, a thorough and up-to-date fire safety plan is vital for both the safety of occupants and the preservation of the premises.

Using mobile technology as a marketing tool

Providing tenants with instant information on their smartphones can give a property a competitive advantage in the marketplace, and enable savvy property managers to maximize their time and measure their results.

Preparing an emergency response plan

Here are five steps to get started on a comprehensive emergency response plan.

Massive retail investment in Vancouver

New retail developments and U.S. retailer interest in the Metro Vancouver market have been significant enough to stir ...

Grey water technology flush with savings

Grey water recovery systems are starting to gain traction in commercial and multi-residential buildings because of their ...

Twenty years of Canadian REITs

First established in 1993, Canadian Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) have evolved to become an important investment class for both shareholders and the economy as a whole.