LIVEbe Communities, a premier apartment developer and operator dedicated to delivering distinct apartment homes within connected communities, today announced a series of initiatives designed to give back to local communities served by the company.
Apartment owners and operators are constantly devising ways to stand out in the market. An uptick in pet-friendliness and a rethink of pet amenities has the potential to attract a wider pool of residents and keep existing residents in their homes.
Application fraud is on the rise, and fraudsters are becoming more adept at circumventing the system. Most apartment operators already have moved on from requiring onsite associates to manually verify a prospective resident’s income and employment history, which in itself helps to combat fraud.
It’s a transitional time in the apartment world. On-site teams are constantly trying to increase efficiencies, but not at the expense of personalization. They are trying to strike the balance of using technology to assist associates, but not to such a degree that it makes teams appear robotic.
The apartment industry lauds itself on offering a variety of exceptional employment opportunities and a career path that fosters great potential for advancement. While that statement largely rings true, the industry is admittedly experiencing a few challenges with the current model.
LIVEbe, a premier apartment developer and operator dedicated to delivering distinct apartment homes within connected communities, today announced that The Remy Phase II, a contemporary community located in the emerging Harkins District, is rapidly filling up after opening its doors in late January.
LIVEbe, a premier apartment developer and operator dedicated to delivering distinct apartment homes within connected communities, today announced that all four LIVEbe-managed apartment communities have been recognized with 2021 SatisFacts Resident Satisfaction Awards.
LIVEbe announced today that move-ins at The Remy Phase II, an apartment community in the Harkins District of Prince George’s County, are starting. The community, which complements the original phase of The Remy, started preleasing in November and residents began moving in earlier this month.
Apartment operators say fake pay stubs, “synthetic” IDs and other falsified documents have become all too common in the leasing process. While fraud has always existed in the apartment world, industry professionals agree that it has never before elevated to its current levels.
For decades, pet processes were something of an afterthought within the policies governing rental housing communities. They weren’t regarded as much of a competitive differentiator, so they were often relegated to the auxiliary portion of the rental agreement.