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Project managers are essential for managing complex projects with multiple trades and access agreements, as they can negotiate prices, phase the work to save on soft costs, and match the right professionals to the board's needs.(Print: Do You Need a Project Manager?)

Queensview Inc. is saving up to $1 million on a $12 million project by bundling 14 building repairs and roof replacements, minimizing disruption to shareholders and saving time and money on soft costs and permits. (Print: Repairs: Queensview’s Three-In-One Solution)

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.

No matter how small the job, every elevator project has the potential for costly surprises.

Project coordination can make or break a capital improvement project.

Got capital projects? Consider hiring a project manager.

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.

Using down time to get projects in line.

Big jobs can come with fees.

How should a board approach an exterior restoration project?