This post offers a checklist of must-haves and red flags when evaluating solutions. It also shows how Terminus checks all the right boxes for modern, lean property teams.

Tenants care about speed. When something breaks, how fast you respond shapes their perception of your professionalism and their likelihood to renew.

Property management isn’t a desk job. You’re in basements, on rooftops, in meetings, and on the move. That’s why mobile-first design isn’t a luxury—it’s essential.

A great dashboard fosters transparency and builds trust between owners and property teams—and it starts with the right platform.

Tenants expect responsiveness, transparency, and professionalism. But for small property teams, delivering that level of service at scale is challenging—unless you let software carry some of the load.

Artificial intelligence is no longer just a buzzword in property tech. For small to mid-sized commercial portfolios, AI is now a practical, cost-effective tool that automates tedious tasks, predicts maintenance issues before they escalate, and ensures nothing falls through the cracks. Learn how AI agents like those in Terminus handle ticket intake, routing, and updates without human intervention—saving you time, money, and tenant headaches.

Property maintenance is one of the largest recurring expenses in commercial real estate. Yet many owners and managers unknowingly make costly mistakes that erode budgets and tenant satisfaction. Let’s explore five common pitfalls and how to fix them with smarter tech.

If you’re managing work orders from an email inbox, you’re likely drowning in repetitive tasks. Manually reading, assigning, following up—it’s time-consuming and error-prone. AI can take over this burden and turn your inbox into an action engine.

Most small commercial property teams run lean. There’s no room for overstaffing or redundant systems. That makes every maintenance event critical. Predictive maintenance turns your data into foresight, allowing you to fix things before they fail.