Spooky season has arrived, and we are excited to do some festive activities. The Halloween legend states that the veil between our world and the underworld is at its thinnest. Thus, the tradition of dressing up as witches, skeletons, and…
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The scent and symphony of a mixed-use building
There are several benefits and positive aspects to living in a mixed-use building. Various odors and noises reflect the vibrant and diverse community you are a part of. Let’s discuss the unique experiences where sights, sounds and smells can transform…
Football Frenzy
American Football season is here. It is not even a month in, and it has already made some big headliners! The long-time anticipated player Aaron Rogers, with his new team—The New York Jets, is already out for the season with…
Essential Steps for Winterizing Your Rental This Fall
The Autumn Equinox is here in the northern hemisphere, and the cool mornings are being embraced! The days will become shorter as winter slowly starts to creep in. Be sure to prepare your rental property before the first frost hits.…
With Gratitude: All Things Are Possible
September 21 is World Gratitude Day, but do we need a day to celebrate gratitude? When you have an attitude of gratitude, your life will be full of positive outcomes. Fostering a culture of gratitude in the workplace and your…
The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly: Household Bugs
Seasons are changing, and most bugs will soon be gone. However, bugs can get a bad reputation. Some of them are essential for the environment and gardens. Let’s discuss the good, the bad, and the ugly regarding these creatures. Friend…
Transitioning from Summer to School: Tips for a Smooth Start
It’s the end of the summer, mornings are starting to become a bit cooler, and soon, the sound of school buses will be filled with students returning to school. It is significant to establish a healthy routine as students transition…
From Summer Blooms to Fall Harvest Masterpiece
Pumpkin spice is slowly starting to trickle in, which means summertime is almost over. Kids are heading back to school, and soon leaves will crunch underfoot. But what about all the hard work you’ve done this summer in your garden?…
The Dog Days of Summer
August is National Dog Month, and we are certainly feeling these dog days of summer! According to the Farmer’s Almanac, this phrase was coined in ancient times after a sky constellation called Sirius which is part of Canis Major, the…
Snakes on Site? Get Up to Speed
Let’s talk about snakes and how a resident or property manager can identify the venomous vs. non-venomous and learn some valuable insights into the captivating world of these reptiles. First, to educate a bit on snakes and debunk any myths…