Continually update the property to add curb appeal and attract higher quality tenants.

I currently own a 16 unit apartment complex, and I’m looking to enhance the curb appeal, specifically at night.

If that includes survey/plat, street, curbs, gutters, drainage, water retention, electrical, sewer lines, grading requirements as well as design, getting approvals, attending and running neighborhood meetings if required, everything from start of conception to buildable lots, that may be in line.....we did 124, initially and that was reduced by a few and all said and done was about 2,200 I believe, that was some years ago as well.

It would need some curb appeal and some updating inside.

I do both, but to me, development is "curb down", ie: roads, grading, clearing, utilities, stormwater, etc... construction is vertical construction, or "curb up". 

Curbs?

Will painting add to a curb appeal for the home?

Its why "squatters" who have no lease still have legal standing and need to be evicted (ie you can't just throw their stuff to the curb).

I paid a whopping $38 to have a 6' x 6' curbside load taken away but it did have to be bagged/tied and on the curb.3.  

I just bought a home with a 10'-15' diameter tree in the front yard right between the house and the meter at the curb.