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The multifamily housing industry faces a growing challenge during peak leasing season — package theft. As more residents move into communities and online shopping continues to surge, the volume of packages has also attracted opportunistic thieves.
Property teams are often so consumed by the process surrounding assistance animal accommodation requests that they tend to overlook a very important detail—there are benefits. Whether it's functionality, inclusivity or promoting overall harmony, assistance animals play a positive role.
Engrain announced a partnership with Jonah that enables Jonah's customers to add Engrain's market-leading interactive SightMap to its websites to reimagine the shopping experience. The move will be seamless for customers and streamline ordering, license management and support processes.
The top storylines in multifamily this week are reducing towing, exploring alternative insurance, building codes and costs, community-wide WiFi, marketing channels, collecting resident data, the nuisance of cicadas, Damon Joshua joins Rent. as president and rent declines are decelerating.
Finding the best channels to stir up interest from prospects and capture qualified leads is always one of the most important goals for multifamily marketing teams. In 2024, this quest has gained greater importance as many marketers must obtain the same results with stagnant or shrinking budgets.
PetScreening and Moved announced their collaboration to enhance regulatory compliance and streamline pet management for property management teams and residents alike. Moved clients can now access PetScreening's comprehensive pet management tools during the resident onboarding phase.
Radix, a pioneer in multifamily market research, performance and data analytics, today released its monthly results for leasing and traffic analysis, as well as updated industry projections for 2024. The rental housing industry has seen a slight uptick in rent and occupancy growth so far in Q2.
Connexus, announced today that it has successfully secured $800,000 in funding for its Series Seed round. Funding was led by Middleburg Communities and a group of notable start-up founders and executives such as Demetrios Barnes and Todd Butler.