A new study by Parks Associates reveals that 8% of multifamily property owners have already installed EV chargers in their largest property. The report also shows that nearly one-third of owners plan to implement, upgrade, or replace EV charging stations within the next year. This indicates a growing trend towards EV charging solutions in the multifamily housing sector, driven by increasing demand and the need to differentiate properties.
Ally Waste, a leading provider of waste support services for the multifamily housing industry, has recently acquired Litterally, a prominent bulk trash removal specialist. This acquisition strengthens Ally Waste’s commitment to providing comprehensive waste management solutions while expanding its geographical reach and capabilities. Litterally’s expertise and dedication to sustainability align perfectly with Ally Waste’s values and vision for the future, creating a team dedicated to redefining excellence in the multifamily waste industry while driving positive environmental impact.
Pennsylvania-based developer A.R. Building Co. is proposing to construct a pair of four-story buildings with 100 apartments along Lawton Road in Canton, Connecticut. The project, if approved, would be A.R.’s first in Canton and would feature a mix of one- and two-bedroom units, an inground pool, a clubhouse, and fitness centers. A.R. currently operates over 9,000 apartments and townhouses in 10 states, with its only New England operations in Rhode Island and Connecticut.
