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With more than three-quarters of U.S. pet owners bringing their animals on trips, short-term rental operators have a growing incentive to implement thoughtful, forward-looking pet policies. By pre-evaluating pets and assistance animals, operators can reduce liability and minimize surprises.
The rising costs of property insurance that have been affecting the multifamily housing industry may be leveling off as owners and operators deal with the impacts of natural disasters on their daily operations. Firms are experiencing mixed results, but overall financial improvements in the insurance industry may lead…
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SmartRent, Inc. (NYSE: SMRT) today released new findings from its nationwide survey of renters, conducted in partnership with Morning Consult. As the highly competitive summer rental season unfolds, the results reveal the nuanced approach renters are taking as they consider their next home.
Quarterra Group today announced the start of leasing at Artemas, a mid-rise apartment community in Everett, Massachusetts. The management of Artemas falls under the recent merger agreement between Quarterra Living, the property management division of Quarterra Group, and RKW Residential, the property management arm for Alfred.
Ultimately, vacation and short-term rental operators who offer pet-friendly accommodations aren't only being kind to pet owners. They are exhibiting a business-savvy approach that can help attract a wider array of renters, increase revenue per booking and lead to an influx of higher ratings and reviews.
Mill Creek Residential today announced the start of preleasing at Modera Kierland, a luxury community in North Scottsdale. Modera Kierland, which features 360 homes, three courtyards and 10,000 square feet of interior amenity space, is positioned in the affluent Kierland neighborhood between Paradise Valley and the McDowell Mountains.
Multifamily operators are shifting from reactive problem-solving to proactive strategies by harnessing resident feedback, transforming surveys from a mere tool into an operational roadmap. Key pain points include tours, maintenance and parking—insights that guide targeted enhancements like shared amenity improvements or parking solutions.