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URS Recoups Wood Partners’ Alta Rolling Oaks over $100K in Misbilling from San Antonio Water
Utility Revenue Services (URS), a national leader in seamless utility management for developers, real estate owners and management companies has recouped Wood Partners more than $100K from San Antonio Water (SAW) for misbilling and overpayments. URS determined water usage at the Alta Rolling Oaks property has been incorrectly calculated and invoiced resulting in a necessary…
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URS supports PCCP’s ESG efforts with utility audits to drive NOI
URS secures $436,802 refund for Alta Longwood, a Wood Partners community in Florida
URS and GID Windsor kickoff development services at High Street project in Atlanta
Brinkman Company engages URS to audit their multi-family portfolio to optimize utility NOI
URS featured in Multifamily and Affordable Housing Business – Smart Utilities Management Can Eliminate Pain Points and Reduce Unnecessary Costs
By Kathleen Milisky of Utility Revenue Services (URS) Every developer knows all too well the headaches that can arise from utilities while building or managing a community. Time lost to issues such as power outages, delayed inspections and miscommunication can add unnecessary costs to any project. Smart utilities management is an effective way to stay…
Read MoreUniversity Center Chicago – A student housing case study
Completely turn-key, fully-managed project Common areas {including conference center, leasing office, roof) Student rooms and amenities (1,729 beds, 504 units) $17k in rebates $1.2 million project 50% savings on energy use ROI target accomplished Custom rehab included new bathroom fixtures and others 4.9 year payback/ 20% ROI with labor {$0.08kwh rate) 2.3 year payback/ 44%…
Read MoreClimbing high into savings at Langley – URS featured in Multi-Housing Pro magazine
Big efficiency, little cost When Langley Air Force Base (now Joint Base Langley-Eustis) first opened, the aircraft on the flight line were mostly JN-4 Jennys with a top speed of 75 mph and a service ceiling of 6,500 feet. Today, you will find F-22A Raptors with a top speed at altitude of 1,500 mph and…
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