Educational resources on the latest in water management trends, news, and best practices.
Shoppers don’t go to the mall just to shop. They are also drawn to the mall to lose themselves in the feeling of getting away from it all for a morning or afternoon while browsing shops and making their purchases. Expanses of lush, green turf, walking paths lined with vibrant flowers, and blooming shrubs—these elements […]
Soaring water rate hikes in four West Coast and Southwest cities have been set in motion– beginning in 2025– and will continue to rise over the next several years. Water districts in San Diego are about to be slammed with an unexpected 40% rate hike over the next few years by the San Diego County Water […]
Learn how to quickly eradicate water issues to improve operational efficiency, eliminate business disruptions, and prevent damages.
Use these best practices to boost net operating income and maximize asset value in the real estate and multi-family housing space.
As the nation faces increasing droughts and water scarcity issues, conserving water in any way we can is critical – and replacing areas of non-functional turf with native plants and sustainable landscaping is a great start.
A comprehensive list of best practices that owners, managers, and tenants can follow to conserve water in the multifamily housing industry.
Learn what a water budget is, why it matters, and how to create site-specific ones that help landscapes thrive.
A huge water bill is damaging enough — and it’s only a fraction of the total cost of unmanaged water. Most properties have some form of unmanaged water – which impedes achieving sustainability goals, drains budget, and puts properties at risk of catastrophic leaks and water damage. Learn how access to water data can help.
Extreme weather events like drought, wildfires, and flooding are becoming more frequent —
leaving properties vulnerable to destruction. Luckily, using smart water management solutions
can tackle climate risk on properties to make them more sustainable and resilient.
Leaks not only needlessly waste water, they lead to several water-related issues on properties and rack
up high water bills. Fortunately, smart water management technology can help property owners and
managers monitor their water use and water data can give them enough warning to fix leaks before
they become destructive.
