Wartime conditions can affect landlord-owned properties primarily through economic changes, shifts in tenant demand, and potential government policy adjustments. While real estate itself is generally less volatile than financial markets, the broader impacts of war—such as inflation, interest rates, employment shifts, and regulation—can significantly influence how rental properties perform.

Here’s the latest update (as of late 2025) on Netflix’s campus project in Eatontown, NJ (part of the former Fort Monmouth site) — what’s confirmed, what’s happening now, and what’s coming soon.

Rental units are staying on the market longer than at any point in the past decade.

Here's a comprehensive 2025 fall maintenance checklist for a rental property

A balanced approach some landlords take is to hold if the property still cash flows and the market fundamentals look good, but sell if equity is locked up and returns are shrinking—especially if they can reinvest smarter.

Maintain, Build, Offer, Improve and be Flexible. Tenant Retention Strategies.

The cost of separating utilities in a multi-family property can vary significantly based on several factors…

Leasing out a property in an HOA community comes with a few extra layers of rules and responsibilities.

If you're working with a budget but still want a clean, appealing look for your rental property, here are some affordable and durable color and finish options:

Performing spring maintenance on your rental property is essential for preserving its value, preventing costly repairs, and ensuring tenant satisfaction.

…recent laws require you to disclose flood risks to potential buyers and tenants.

New Jersey's recent affordable housing reforms are significantly impacting Monmouth County, with the state assigning an initial obligation of 6,012 affordable housing units to the county for the Fourth Round of Affordable Housing Compliance.

New Jersey offers a range of incentives to encourage developers…

Upgrading Rental Properties: Trendy and Practical Enhancements to Attract Tenants

….property managers also have a duty to create a safe, habitable environment for tenants, ensuring that the landlord complies with local and federal housing law.