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Smart Sub-meters . . . Getting It Right!

By I. Aagaard, Guest Contributor A recent article on the EYTG web site made references to an issue that’s been popping up recently: Smart Sub-Meters in apartment buildings. I agree fundamental… more →

East York Tenants Group

2010 RENT INCREASE GUIDELINE — 5 comments

East York Tenants Group wrote 1 month ago: The Annual Rent Increase Guideline and the Above Guideline Increase for 2010 have been announced. Mu … more →

Tags: 2010 Rent Increase Guideline, Above guideline increase, Annual Guideline Rent Increase, Consumer Price Index, Economy, Landlord and Tenant Board, Last Month Rent (LMR), Ontario Tenants Rights, Residential Tenancies Act

Taking Facebook and Twitter Public — 1 comment

sidoxia wrote 1 month ago: Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg Valuing high growth companies is similar to answering a particular, ope … more →

Tags: Stocks, Education, Valuation, cash flow, twitter, facebook, Mark Zuckerberg, IPO, p/e ratio

Smart Sub-meters . . . Getting It Right! — 3 comments

East York Tenants Group wrote 2 months ago: By I. Aagaard, Guest Contributor A recent article on the EYTG web site made references to an issue t … more →

Tags: Above guideline increase, Building Maintenance, Conservation, electricity, Energy, Environment, Greening, Hydro, Infrastructure

SMART SUB-METERS . . . — 7 comments

East York Tenants Group wrote 2 months ago: The Ontario Energy Board (OEB) has issued a DECISION AND ORDER that will allow landlords to instal … more →

Tags: Above guideline increase, Affordability, Annual Guideline Increase, Apartment Issues, Conservation, electricity, Energy, Environment, Greening

Q #102: How to cut costs without drawing blood?

Bob Morris wrote 6 months ago: In this series, Bob Morris poses a key question and then responds to it with material from one or mo … more →

Tags: Bob's blog entries, Harvard Business Review, cut costs without drawing blood, tom copeland, elimination of non-essential purchases, elimination of redundant purchases, total cost, ROI of purchases, maximized use of shared assets

How to Build the Right Building Planning for the future we cannot see (Or: Certainty is Overrated)

andreakates wrote 7 months ago: I just returned from a Futures Forum: The Form of Things to Come (http://www.future-re.com) where a … more →

Tags: Capitalizing on Future Trends, cross-industry insights, leadership, Commercial Construction, Strategic Planning, Prioritization, Future Planning, Business Scenarios

Capital Expenditure Contact Always Required

Jonathan Peters wrote 8 months ago: I want to state the purpose of this entry (and similar auditing entries) aforehand: I am mentioning … more →

Tags: Audit Alerts, Capital Expenditure Contact, Contacts, page 2

Intel Is A Smart Company

Don Short wrote 9 months ago: The Wall Street Journal reported on February 11, 2009 that Intel will be spending about $7 billion t … more →

Tags: Construction, manufacturing facilities, smart companies, construction costs, Construction profits

SMOKE FREE HOUSING . . . — 2 comments

East York Tenants Group wrote 10 months ago: Recently a tenant approached the property management office at 165 Barrington Avenue (Ranee Manageme … more →

Tags: building code, Building Maintenance, City of Toronto, health concerns, problem landlords, Ranee Management, Residential Tenancies Act, second-hand smoke, Smoke free housing