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The top storylines in multifamily this week are dispelling myths around assistance animals, investors chasing migration, rent stabilization, the renter revolution, successful marketing campaigns, technology and due diligence, luxury struggles in Philly, rent control threats and local housing regulations.
CAPREIT, a fully integrated real estate operating company responsible for the ownership and management of more than $5 billion of multifamily assets, today announced the grand opening of Baldwin Chase, the company’s first single-family build-to-rent community.
Crafting the ideal pet policy for your portfolio can be a challenging undertaking. On one hand, you have today’s renters, who are more passionate about their pets than ever. According to a 2023 survey by Cortland, pet policies are the top consideration for dog-owning apartment residents.
The real estate acumen possessed by Andrew Kadish isn’t something he acquired while seeking a post-college career choice. It’s a family thing. The longtime CAPREIT executive, who recently progressed from President to CEO, vividly recalls learning the business at a young age from his late father.
In the rental housing industry, Census data is the first factor in a long equation used to underwrite investments. But firms have to consider many other factors as they plan new investments or simply try to operate their existing portfolios in 2024.
While understanding the nuances between service and support animals, the specific questions that can be asked and proper protocols for handling the requests are paramount, property teams should also understand the context behind the uptick in requests.
With the need to design and execute numerous marketing campaigns, it's not difficult for marketing teams to find themselves in a rut. A combination of research, data analysis and creative thinking can give campaigns new life. The MHN Executive Council offers advice on boosting creativity.
The top storylines in multifamily this week are parking challenges, avoiding hurdles, resident retention, EV charging solutions, innovating while remembering the basics, creating new efficiencies, women's careers stalling in CRE, the Fed holds on interest rates and completions hit 50-year high.