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Hamilton Zanze today announced it has sold BLVD at Medical Center, a 248-unit apartment community in San Antonio. The firm acquired the property in June 2016, and after instituting a comprehensive capital improvement program, closed the sale on March 19.
A customer-focused approach that provides valuable information regarding resident behavior and trends can alter the trajectory of the entire industry. Operators can use these revolutionary payment platforms to create a convenient and rewarding experience.
Residents don't typically comment on a seamless parking experience in online reviews, but troublesome situations compel them to share their negative experiences. However, there is a way to solve parking issues easily, despite current perception — putting control in the residents' hands.
A lack of preparation can lead to disaster or even tragedy. The worst mistake any organization can make is to not have any defined emergency plans in place. This is a recipe for disaster in any situation. Taking proactive measures to safeguard properties and protect residents is essential.
Clearly, the apartment world has made strides on the technology and efficiency fronts over the past few years. Self-guided and virtual tours, centralization, and an exploratory dabble into artificial intelligence (AI) are among the recent advancements in the space.
For operators looking to keep and attract residents and enhance the overall connectivity of their building and tech stack, it’s vital to stay a step ahead and implement a trusted high-speed internet service that covers the entire property.
Mill Creek Residential, a leading developer, owner-operator and investment manager specializing in premier rental housing across the U.S., today announced the start of preleasing at Modera Waugh, an elegant apartment community located just south of Buffalo Bayou Park near Downtown Houston.
The top storylines in multifamily this week are ways to excel at ESG, slowing rent growth and concessions, unconventional solutions to student housing crunch, robust tours, automation trends, AI and fraud detection, FCC and broadband, the top markets and religious-owned land helps the housing crisis.