Industry Trends Report | Week of Aug. 24
This week's top multifamily news headlines: Getting Self-Guided Tours Right, The Future of Apartment Design, Don't Be So Defensive, Concerns about Residents' Financial Well-Being Grow
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This week's top multifamily news headlines: Getting Self-Guided Tours Right, The Future of Apartment Design, Don't Be So Defensive, Concerns about Residents' Financial Well-Being Grow
Overburdened onsite apartment teams are constantly searching for ways to automate processes and save time. But one of the common timesaving methods for managing online reviews might not be such a good idea. Put yourselves in the consumer’s shoes for a moment.
Self-guided tours were inching their way toward the multifamily mainstream before the coronavirus hit. Now, with the need for social distancing still here, they're much more common across the apartment industry. This is a solution that is here to stay.
This week's top multifamily news headlines: Healthy Home Features a Priority for Renters, Decisions You Never Knew Pet Data Could Help You Make, The Current Status of Eviction Bans by State and more.
The round, which brings the Company’s total funding to more than $32 million, was led by Iron Gate Capital and Pando Ventures, with participation from existing investors Signal Peak Ventures, Silverton Partners, Seamless, and Venn Ventures.
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Self-touring already had been considered the wave of the future in the apartment world. Then the pandemic arrived and left no doubt. But while self-guided tours might imply a distant, do-it-yourself atmosphere, they are not as detached as they sound.
In many parts of the country, the week ending on Aug. 9 showed most of the major apartment metrics experiencing slight declines, according to Radix data. The average apartment community in the U.S. had a traffic number of 9.37 leads, down from 9.54 during the preceding week.