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The top storylines in multifamily this week are on-demand living, women in construction, recycling, how RTO challenges relate to multifamily, technology in training, new rules for reputation management, The State of Pets in Rental Housing Report, the Trilogy/Greystar partnership and multifamily absorption to slow.
PetScreening®, which offers the rental housing industry's first and leading pet policy management software at no charge to property owners and managers, today announced it has released The State of Pets in Rental Housing Report, a detailed look at current pet-related trends and challenges in the rental-housing industry.
In this fast-paced world, multifamily residents value on-demand services in their living spaces. From package management to maintenance services and beyond, renters expect greater flexibility, convenience, and responsiveness from their living environments. However, many multifamily communities are struggling to keep up with this evolution.
Amazon recently issued an RTO requirement for thousands of employees, and their return revealed a variety of issues, including team members being directed to different locations, a shortage of desks, a lack of rooms for private video calls and one more that probably missed everyone's bingo card—not enough…
Trilogy Real Estate Group, a Chicago and Miami-based real estate investment, property management and development firm, today announced its strategic partnership with Greystar, a global leader in the investment, development and management of residential real estate. Through this collaboration, Greystar will provide certain services to Trilogy's communities.
With today’s technology, companies can develop customized training programs tailored to different career paths, learning styles and advanced skill development. Multifamily needs to approach professional training like an athlete—recognizing that while there is no one-size-fits-all solution, the right training program can help individuals perform at their best.
The top storylines in multifamily this week are PredictAP's patent for AI-powered invoice coding, best website features, phygital real estate, diversifying marketing, policies exacerbating affordability, Hamilton Zanze CEO offers insights on multifamily, owners regain pricing power, interest rates hold and rising insurance rates.
While many properties have their reputation management processes firmly in place, new mandates from the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) have added a wrinkle. These new rules, which went into effect in October, feature an overarching theme of authenticity and transparency.