Boards often make the mistake of assuming their managing agent can handle project management on capital projects, leading to costly delays. Hiring a dedicated project manager is crucial for cost-effectiveness and efficient execution.
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It’s an Outside Job
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Problem Solved: Expect the Unexpected During Elevator Repairs
No matter how small the job, every elevator project has the potential for costly surprises.
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Problem Solved: Piecing Together the Project Planning Puzzle
Project coordination can make or break a capital improvement project.
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Owner’s Rep Is a Board’s Eyes and Ears
Got capital projects? Consider hiring a project manager.
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Management on the Front Lines: Building Projects
Faced with residents eager to reboot their alteration projects, boards and their managers are tasked with making sure safety measures are in place and enforced.
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Queueing Up
Using down time to get projects in line.
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Project Management: The Cost of Oversight
Big jobs can come with fees.
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How to Be Part of the Architectural Process
How should a board approach an exterior restoration project?
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How Project Planning Works
Do not underestimate the importance of planning for major capital improvements.
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