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The economic and multifamily market volatility of the last few years has left 2024 feeling like it’s moving at a glacial pace. Now, however, apartment supply, traffic and occupancy are reflecting more normalcy. Apartments on the Go examines this and gives a preview of the 2025 outlook.
Renters expect the home experience to mirror their tech-savvy, convenience-driven lifestyle. As margins continue to be tight, multifamily is leaning on the power of outsourcing to provide an elevated service level. Outsourcing has emerged as a powerful tool to reduce costs and gain a competitive edge.
Everyone loves rewards, especially when they get them for doing things they do every day. Ron Klein, Head of Product for Domuso, joins hosts Matt and Courtney to discuss how rewards programs create happy residents by growing the appeal of a property, increasing on-time payments and reducing turnover.
The top storylines in multifamily this week are the benefits of assistance animals in a community, approaching technology, combatting package theft, disappearing parking minimums, simplifying centralization, proptech roundup, San Jose waives building fees and rent growth may affect interest rate cuts.
Around 50% of multifamily technology projects are ultimately left uncompleted. Savas Karas, Chief Technology Officer and the Chief Transformation Officer for CAPREIT, explains how thoughtful implementation and thorough training can help.
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.
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.