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Engrain, the market leader in interactive touring, mapping and data visualization software for the built environment, today announced a partnership with Real Estate Business Analytics (REBA) to integrate Unit Map into REBA’s business intelligence platform.
PooPrints, the first and largest commercial DNA Pet Waste and Pet Identification Management Company, announced an expanded roll out of its premiere platform to an additional 10 build-to-rent communities in the United Kingdom, bolstering its portfolio of more than 6,000 BTR communities.
The top storylines in multifamily this week are automation and human interaction in leasing, credit reporting and rent payments, healthy company culture, rising insurance premiums, automating evictions and the financial benefits of easing pet restrictions.
Inclusivity was the buzzword at the 2022 Pet Awards. While most rental housing operators consider themselves pet-friendly, about the same number of renters find it difficult to locate pet-friendly housing, according to the national 2021 Pet-Inclusive Housing Initiative report.
Given a choice, onsite team members won’t rush to initiate the eviction process on their own. Balancing the business side and the personal relationships can be a challenge. So, why aren’t evictions automated? Why does the process rely on associates who are disinclined to engage in evictions in…
Grace Hill and iEmpathize will work together to create a training program that educates and equips people in the multifamily housing industry with tools to safely and effectively recognize and respond to potential human trafficking situations.
Nurture Boss, a premier lease conversion automation tool that provides marketing solutions for the multifamily industry, today announced it has partnered with Knock® CRM to integrate its automated lead nurturing tracks within Knock’s platform.
Apartment operators have been reluctant to embrace automation technologies in the past, fearing backlash from onsite teams. There is a common misconception that adopting automation would replace onsite members. The truth is, automation is not meant to replace human interaction – it’s designed to supplement it.