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It is no secret that engaged employees fuel company success. Yet according to a recent poll from Gallup, employee engagement across industries has declined in recent years after about a decade of gradual improvement. Opportunities for growth and development were heavily desired by respondents.
A conversation with a longtime multifamily industry veteran, and a nationally sought-after educator and speaker, the fabulous Stephanie Anderson, the Senior Director of Communication and Social Media at Grace Hill and host Paul Marks discuss “The Great Break Up” and women multifamily industry.
The top storylines in multifamily this week are creating a happy and productive team, the ingredients of centralization, marketing a community to multiple generations, team leadership, the 2023 forecast for multifamily and the importance of curb appeal in reputation management.
Whichever approach a company chooses, there are three main ingredients to a centralization project: self-guided tours, flexible labor and task automation. As with all recipes, each ingredient can be used to a different degree, depending on individual company preferences.
What trends and technology should those in the multifamily industry focus on in the new year? The Multihousing News Executive Council shares their insights, including cyber security, employee development, and smart tech and communities that help their residents thrive.
Xeal, a leading provider of EV charging stations and smarter technology for the multifamily industry, today announced an agreement with Friedman Realty Group to provide charging stations for FRG's Philadelphia portfolio, bringing charging to communities situated on the historic Main Line of Pennsylvania.
Happy associates begat happy residents. They also make their coworkers more energetic and more productive, and can build an atmosphere of creativity and innovation that benefits both the company and its residents. They reduce the expense and headaches of high employee turnover rates.