Glossary

High-density housing involves residential developments with numerous units in limited land areas, commonly seen in urban settings. Characterized by multi-unit structures, it optimizes land use, promotes sustainability, and provides community

CapEx, or Capital Expenditures, in real estate refers to significant, long-term investments aimed at enhancing a property’s value, lifespan, or functionality. These expenses differ from operating costs (OpEx) as they

Inclusive Architecture in real estate emphasizes creating accessible, adaptable spaces for diverse populations, promoting belonging and diversity. Key principles include accessibility, universal design, diversity, safety, and sustainability. This approach enhances

Digital leasing utilizes online platforms to enhance leasing processes across industries, including real estate and equipment rentals. It streamlines operations by automating tasks such as tenant applications, electronic signing, and

A License Plate Recognition (LPR) System automates vehicle identification and parking management in multifamily properties, enhancing security and improving resident experiences. Utilizing high-resolution cameras, recognition software, and a management interface,

A Triple Net Lease (NNN) is a commercial lease where tenants pay base rent plus property taxes, insurance, and maintenance costs. This structure offers benefits like operational control for tenants

Commercial real estate portfolio management involves combining property investments to optimize profits while minimizing risks. Key elements include real estate investments, property management, portfolio oversight, investment policies, and cash flow