Chicago property owners should look beyond basic leasing services when choosing a management company. Here’s what separates top-tier property management firms from the rest and what landlords should evaluate before hiring one.
The Illinois Receivership Act introduces new rules that could impact lenders, distressed properties, and court-appointed property management throughout the state. Here’s what Illinois property owners and investors should understand before the law takes effect.
PRG Management is now providing full-service property management for Sheridan Square Apartments in Chicago’s Lakeview neighborhood. Learn more about the property and PRG’s expanding multifamily management portfolio across Chicagoland.
Chicago’s Heat Ordinance creates strict temperature requirements for residential buildings during colder months. Here’s what Chicago landlords, property owners, and tenants should know to stay compliant and avoid violations.
Vacant and inactive properties can quickly create security, maintenance, and compliance risks for owners and lenders. Here’s how dark site management helps protect real estate assets throughout Chicago and the surrounding suburbs.
Court-appointed receivers are often used to stabilize distressed, neglected, or financially troubled properties. Here’s how receivership works in Chicago real estate and when lenders, courts, or owners may require one.
Technology is changing how commercial buildings and facilities are managed through smarter maintenance tracking, automation, communication tools, and operational reporting. Here’s how modern facilities management is evolving across Chicago real estate.
PRG Management is now providing full-service property management for The Mansion on Pine Grove, a historic 120-unit residential property in Chicago’s Lakeview neighborhood. Learn more about the property and PRG Management’s growing management portfolio.
PRG Management is proud to announce management of Shore Crest Apartments, a historic Lincoln Park property offering vintage character and updated living in one of Chicago’s most established neighborhoods.
Illinois Senate Bill 1563 aims to address growing concerns around squatters and unauthorized occupancy affecting landlords, lenders, and REO properties. Here’s what Illinois property owners and real estate professionals should know about the proposed legislation.