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The top storylines in multifamily this week are technology-enhanced sustainability in multifamily, building community through hyperlocal amenities, crisis management, zoning reform, Adam Neumann's Flow and why smaller multifamily properties are appealing to renters.
Communities go through rigorous environmental testing to ensure they are following the appropriate sustainability efforts that enhance not only a specific property’s green initiatives, but the entire region’s ecosystem. Technology is leading the way in these efforts.
Birchstone Residential, a culture-based property management company, today announced the addition of Melanie Stiles as vice president of marketing. The hiring marks an integral moment in Birchstone’s continued growth and emergence as a premier apartment operator.
Mill Creek Residential, a leading developer, owner-operator and investment manager specializing in premier rental housing across the U.S., today announced it has broken ground on Modera Georgetown, a garden-style community located in Georgetown, Texas.
One thing the pandemic taught us (as if we needed the lesson): People need community. They want to meet their neighbors, and they want to spend time with them. Developers and managers know they need to provide community-building amenities if they want to attract renters by choice.
The top storylines in multifamily this week are multifamily helping to end human trafficking, using data to drive NOI, resident trends for 2023, multifamily career changes, rent growth forecasted to continue and resident retention in a hypercompetitive market.
Grace Hill and iEmpathize explore the issue and expand education on human trafficking for members of the multifamily community. Grace Hill also released an e-book companion to the webinar that touches on the issue, the signs and what to do.
When aiming to attract as many customers as possible, businesses often forgot about a significant subsection—the ones they already have. Whether you oversee a restaurant, casino or apartment building, you’ve already done the hard part when it comes to existing customers.