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• 05/9/12Michael Haydinger Appointed to Drexel University Property Management Industry Advisory Board

  New Jersey Apartment Association (NJAA) member, Michael Haydinger, was recently elected to the Drexel Property Management Industry Advisory Board. Haydinger is the vice president for First Montgomery Group in Marlton, NJ. NJAA executive director, Jean Maddalon, and member Michael Bierne are also members of the board. Continue Reading

• 04/16/12New Jersey Apartment Association to Provide Laughs and Education at May Conference & Expo

  New Jersey Apartment Association’s (NJAA) 23rd Annual Conference and Expo will be held from Mon., May 21st to Wed., May 23rd at the Atlantic City Convention Center. The Conference and Expo will open with a golf outing at Ballamor Golf Club in Egg Harbor Township on Monday morning to benefit the NJAA Charitable Fund. The President’s Reception, which will be held at 7 p.m. at the NJAA host hotel, The Borgata (tickets required) will serve as the kick off to the conference and will honor new President, Brent Kohere of Home Properties. Continue Reading

• 03/14/12NJAA’s Fourth Annual Maintenance Mania Showcases Skills of Maintenance Professionals from Across the State

  While the rest of the country was getting excited for the NCAA’s March Madness, 88 of New Jersey’s residential maintenance managers had a little competition of their own: the New Jersey Apartment Association’s (NJAA) Fourth Annual Maintenance Mania which took place at the New Jersey Convention & Expo Center in Edison, NJ on Tues., March 13th.Continue Reading

Advocacy In Action

Multifamily Inspections: Restore Commonsense and Balance to Multifamily Inspections in New Jersey

A-3835 (Ryan/Jasey/Cryan) and S-2795 (Van Drew/Oroho) clarifies state law to restore common-sense and balance to a comprehensive registration/regulation/inspection system that has, for nearly 45 years, served renters and the public well. It aligns and clarifies various statutes to make the State solely responsible for establishing and enforcing registration, maintenance, use, and inspection standards for rental properties of 3 or more units and prevents municipalities from imposing additional registration, licensure or inspection schemes on properties already registered with and inspected by the State.See NJAA Position

Water Conservation: Encourage Conservation by Sub-Metering Water Usage

Residents who pay for their own water use less. Understanding one’s usage is necessary in order to reduce both the amount of water used and the amount they are billed for. This enables residents to directly reduce the cost by reducing the amount used.See NJAA Position