The coronavirus pandemic has changed the way developers and property managers think about everything in multifamily buildings – from pushing elevator buttons to using fitness equipment. What started out as short-term solutions at many rental and condominium buildings have now morphed into long-lasting operational changes. We knew the process of implementing these new best practices would be educational for those in the multifamily sector, so we connected  Taylor Johnson client The Habitat Company with Heartland Real Estate Business for a byline penned by Sheila Byrne, executive vice president of property management at Habitat. Click here to find out what management best practices Byrne suggests stick around even after the threat of COVID-19 passes.

An example of the signage The Habitat Company has posted at its multifamily properties to remind residents of the importance of social distancing.