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Kendall Pretzer, CEO of Grace Hill, and Brian Stifel, SVP of Brands at Cox Communications, join host Valerie M. Sargent on Open Door to discuss the latest data on renter preferences and reveal strategies for multifamily communities to stay ahead of the curve.
Although having multiple service provider options is appealing for multifamily residents, managed WiFi providers are emerging as an all-encompassing solution. These services offer a blend of features while allowing operators to meet resident demand while simultaneously increasing ROI.
The top storylines in multifamily this week are outstanding outsourcing, younger generations and their pets, improving the move-in experience, happier residents stay longer, brand voice and SEO writing, supply spike hits markets and strong opposition to Biden's rental cap proposal.
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.
Zark Parking Solutions announced that the parking solutions provider has experienced more than 300% growth in 2024. The company also completed the launch of a responsive web app that guarantees access to Zark from anywhere on any device and at any time.
For those of you plugged into the world of parking, you may have noticed a significant shift in the attitude toward parking in cities across the country. Hundreds of municipalities and two states have begun moving away from their current off-street parking regulations.
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.