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Grace Hill, the innovator of software-driven talent and customer management solutions for commercial and multifamily real estate covering policies, training, assessment and surveys, today announced that Kendall Pretzer has been appointed Chief Executive Officer.
The biggest news in multifamily this week: how short-term rentals have adapted, the state of lead sourcing in multifamily, the right tech to maximize ROI, the impact of remote work on housing, construction delays due to high prices and scarce resources and apartment dwellers choosing not to move.
One area of operations where property managers are turning to fee-based solutions is package management. The benefits for operators are clear. Third-party package services offer off-site package storage and eliminate the burden and liability of package management from onsite teams.
LeaseLock, the world's leading insurtech platform for real estate, today announced a partnership with multifamily innovator of talent and customer management solutions leader Grace Hill. The alliance is designed to consolidate training information under one dashboard.
Property management is a liability-rich endeavor. So much so that the National Apartment Association Education Institute (NAAEI) offers a Certified Apartment Manager (CAM) course, and there is one full module on risk management. The CAM program is worth your consideration.
Operators should consider using a third-party provider to screen assistance animal accommodation requests. Doing so can mitigate liability, save time and prevent unnecessary lost pet revenues while creating consistent yet unique animal review procedures at all of your apartment communities.
Mill Creek Residential, a leading developer and operator specializing in premier rental communities across the U.S., today announced the groundbreaking of Modera Morrison, a contemporary mixed-use community near Downtown Portland.
When the pandemic struck, operators across the country had to expand their touring options. Solutions like self-guided tours and live video tours became a necessity as social distancing protocols and coronavirus-related precautions either limited or temporarily eliminated traditional in-person, agent-led tours.