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With 2020 firmly behind us, apartment owners and operators have reasons to be optimistic about the road ahead. The pandemic has undeniably presented major economic challenges for many, but the average credit score in the U.S. increased by 1% in 2020, according to Experian.
Buy an apartment community in need of upgrading, perform the needed renovations, boost rents accordingly and drive impressive returns. But just because apartment companies frequently undertake value-add projects, it doesn't mean success in these endeavors is easy.
Marketing technology and interactive sight maps came into their own in 2020 and are being applied even more in 2021. Morgan Porter, digital marketing director at Birchstone Residential, commented on their capabilities and value when it comes to improving the resident journey in a recent blog.
Mill Creek Residential, a leading developer and operator specializing in premier rental communities across the U.S., today announced the start of preleasing at Modera Flagler Village, a luxury high-rise apartment community located moments north of downtown Fort Lauderdale.
The top stories this week in multifamily: the power of instacaptions for multifamily marketing, tapping the capabilities of interactive sitemaps, attracting and converting prospects, rent increase predictions, smart home features that matter to boomers and the next big thing in apartment touring.
Mill Creek Residential, a leading developer and operator specializing in premier rental communities across the U.S., today announced the groundbreaking of Modera Lacey, a garden-style community spanning 26 acres in suburban Olympia, approximately 60 miles south of Seattle.
Part of the charm of the multifamily industry is that a wide variety of tactics can be used to achieve results, and virtually every operator has a unique strategy. Those divergent methods certainly apply to how operators handle their construction processes, as well.
After a series of extensions, the eviction moratorium now in place until October 3 – should be the last, on a national scale. The Federal Housing Finance Agency’s eviction moratorium for Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac-backed properties is slated to expire at the end of September.