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Units Magazine recently had the opportunity to sit down with Frank Roessler, founder and CEO of Ashcroft Capital, a fully integrated multifamily investment firm that currently owns and operates 14,000 apartment homes. This interview discusses Ashcroft’s goals and plans for 2025 and Roessler’s outlook on what the new…
Trilogy Real Estate Group, a Chicago-based real estate investment, property management and development firm, welcomed their first move-ins at The Hallon Phase II, a mixed-use apartment community in west suburban Minneapolis. A ribbon cutting ceremony was held in partnership with the Hopkins Chamber of Commerce on Jan. 23…
Engrain, the market leader in interactive touring, mapping and data visualization software for the built environment, today announced the launch of fee transparency features in SightMap. These features allow users to configure SightMap to list, describe and calculate fees throughout the product.
Artificial intelligence means different things to different people, and some multifamily professionals are wary of utilizing the new tech, unsure of where to start. Multifamily Insiders' Brent Williams talks with Nishant Phadnis, chief product officer at Rent, about the practical applications of AI in multifamily and the challenges…
PredictAP, an AI-powered invoice coding solution for real estate accounts payable (AP), today announced it has been named Innovative Solution of the Year by Ardent Partners at the 2024 AP Honors ceremony. The AP Honors recognize organizations that have excelled in the accounts payable industry.
Integrating interactive maps into maintenance operations raises the level of professionalism and quality of work maintenance teams are able to deliver, subsequently boosting the resident experience. The visual data that interactive maps offer helps maintenance teams perform their day-to-day tasks more efficiently while raising living standards.
In the multifamily space, a well-crafted rewards program doesn’t just retain residents; it fosters a thriving community where people are happier, more engaged, and more likely to refer their friends. For operators, that means improved retention, higher occupancy, and better property performance.
The top storylines in multifamily this week are the outlook for occupancy and operations, the power of empathy in CRE, interior design's impact on resident health, embracing AI in 2025, proptech roundup, financing and sales volumes increase, senior housing's strength and Seattle owner sues over restrictive protections.