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Xeal, a leading provider of EV charging technology, today announced Paul Crandell as its first Chief Marketing Officer. Crandell will spearhead Xeal's branding and marketing initiatives, further establishing Xeal as the most reliable EV charging solution for commercial and multifamily real estate.
If the topic were cut and dried, it would be much easier for property teams. That is not the case with assistance animal accommodation requests, however. They are filled with nuances that can make them very challenging to the untrained eye—and sometimes even to those experienced on the…
It’s no secret that apartment operators have boosted their levels of pet-friendliness in recent years in an effort to capture a significant subsection of renters—the pet-owning resident. But being genuinely pet-friendly goes beyond simply allowing pets.
Although each facet of ESG is vital to keeping society on the right path, sustainability in rental housing is becoming increasingly prevalent. Operators and investors are tapping into various products and services that encourage an environmentally-conscience community.
It doesn’t matter whether the intentions of the pet owner are pure or deceitful. Accurately evaluating reasonable accommodation requests for assistance animals is paramount for various reasons. Most notably, it can be a liability risk if an illegitimate assistance animal causes damage or injury.
Imagine how an apartment resident would respond if their community suddenly suspended its traditional morning coffee service at their leasing office. Lisa Tully-Tavian, CMO at Sentral, said for residents who chose not to renew, halting the free coffee was on the list.
The top storylines in multifamily this week are tenant satisfaction and renewal rates, electrical issues, proactive leasing, the customer experience, income verification, centralized leasing, the constitutionality of rent stabilization, apartment maintenance expenses and Montana blocks rent control.
Mill Creek Residential today announced it has broken ground on Amavi Kissimmee, a master-planned community in central Florida. Situated just south of Orlando in unincorporated Osceola County, Amavi Kissimmee represents Mill Creek’s first single-family build-to-rent community within the state.