Want To Give Your Multifamily Property The Upper Hand? Add A Mental Oasis.
A recent survey done by Kingsley Associates asked multi-family residents what they think about outdoor amenities in their apartment...
Is Your Retail Property Safe at Night? We Identify 4 Landscape Liabilities
Lawsuit is the last word a retail property owner wants to hear. But the variables on your site — especially after dark — can increase...
The 5 Most Colorful Shade Plants For Atlanta Commercial Real Estate
Last month I met with a property manager here in Atlanta who had reservations about adding seasonal color to her property. The property is...
Smart Commercial Irrigation Systems for Smart Atlanta Properties
An Atlanta office park is all business—tall, gray buildings with lots of traffic coming in at 8 a.m. and then departing at 5 p.m....
Need More Seasonal Summer Color? Here Are Our Favorite Full-Sun Stunners
Spring and summer color for Atlanta commercial properties is meant to do one thing: POP! Spring and summer annuals are designed to punch up...
Options For Replacing Turf In Heavily Shaded Areas On Your Property
Turf in shaded areas of your Atlanta property is dying out. No matter the weather or what landscape maintenance efforts you try, the grass...
The Top 3 Ways to Manage Stormwater On Your Retail Property
A flooded parking lot at a retail property does more than cause soggy feet. It can negatively affect local water quality, cause erosion,...
How to Improve Traffic Flow On Your Atlanta Commercial Property
When you drive or walk through a commercial property, trying to find your way from a visitor parking area to a main entryway or to your...
When to Mulch in Spring? And Other Mulching Considerations
Spring is an ideal time to mulch the beds on your commercial Atlanta property, especially following the wet weather we experience during...
Hardwood Vs. Pine Straw—What’s The Best Mulch For Commercial Landscaping?
Mulch provides the best finishing touch on a commercial landscape in spring. A fresh layer of mulch adds drama and texture to flower beds....
