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Multifamily AMENITIES – BD+C's Editors would like your Professional Input

Multifamily AMENITIES – BD+C's Editors would like your Professional Input


By Robert Cassidy, Executive Editor, BD+C and Multifamily Design + Construction | June 22, 2017

What amenities are you specifying in your apartment/condo projects? Take the survey (3-4 minutes).

The Editors of BD+C and our new sibling publication, Multifamily Design + Construction, want to tap your expertise.

As an professional involved in the design and construction of apartments and condominiums, you’re well aware there’s a war going on —

“The Amenities War”

Bark parks. Bicycle kitchens. Boulder walls. Package centers.

The stakes keep going up and up.

The Editors of Multifamily Design + Construction — the #1 publication in the multifamily sector (circulation: 44,213) — want to know:

What AMENITIES are you (or your firm) specifying in apartment/condo projects?

Could we ask you to take 3-4 minutes of your valuable time to complete the survey? Really, it takes 4 minutes or less. Thanks!

Please begin by clicking on the Start Survey button here.

 

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