Spring for Condo Communities
Spring has sprung! For boards and property managers, spring is not just about cleanup — it’s about inspection and prevention. Winter leaves behind damage, stress, and early warning signs that, if missed, can turn into costly repairs later in the year.
Positioning Properties for Success
Each spring, our management team works closely with condominium boards to evaluate property conditions, identify priorities, and ensure communities are positioned for a successful year. Discover several key areas professional property management should be reviewing as spring approaches.
Potential Increase to Fannie Mae Condominium Reserve Requirements
A potentially significant shift in condominium lending standards may be on the horizon. Read on to discover what you should know—and what your community can do to plan ahead.
What Well-Run Condominium Communities Have in Common
At BRIGS, we work closely with condominium boards across a wide range of properties, and over time a clear pattern emerges. Well-run communities share common characteristics that create stability, trust, and long-term value.
Here are five things they almost always have in common.
Looking Back on 2025—and Ahead to 2026
In 2025, BRIGS remained focused on doing the fundamentals well—especially during a year that brought continued cost pressure, aging infrastructure, and heightened expectations around communication and performance.
As we move into 2026, our focus is on refinement, communication, and continuous improvement.
Giving Thanks for Great Communities
A well-managed property doesn’t happen by accident—it’s the result of the right ingredients, blended together with care. This Thanksgiving season, here’s our recipe for communities that boards and residents can truly be thankful for.
Trick or Treat?
October is the season of ghosts, goblins, and sweet treats—but for many condominium boards, the scariest thing of all might be hiding in plain sight: the BUDGET.
The Hidden Personality of Buildings
Just like people, buildings have personalities—and those personalities come out most clearly when boards and managers are preparing for major decisions or seasonal upkeep.
Meet Randy Poitras
Meet Randy Poitras, Property Manager of the Chapel Hill West Condominiums
First Call, Last Doubt
At BRIGS, we understand that the very first interaction with a client or resident can set the tone for everything that follows. Whether it's a question, a concern, or a complaint, how that initial moment is handled can either build trust or create frustration.
That’s why our Customer Service team is built differently.
Successful Apartment Management
At BRIGS, we understand that successful apartment management is about more than just maintaining buildings — it’s about creating communities. Today’s residents expect professional service, modern conveniences, and safe, well-kept environments. To meet these expectations, property managers must combine hands-on oversight with strategic planning and strong communication.
