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Amenities are not used enough and resources are not allocated properly can hurt budgets. Some amenities can be completely empty during busy hours, and maintenance costs are often higher than what is justified by usage. These problems can grow from small issues to bigger ones that harm the…
The top storylines in multifamily this week are Brickstone secures refinancing for Mountainaire, rates edge down, affordability crisis for middle class, value-add and community services, transitioning underwriting, fighting fraud, marketing budget priorities, SEO tips to improve rankings and using social media to engage residents and prospects.
Many multifamily operators view essential amenities as basic services that residents expect and also as passive revenue streams. These everyday touchpoints represent your most frequent interactions with residents. The communities that recognize this have shifted their entire retention strategy.
The top storylines in multifamily this week are Hamilton Zanze completes Parkway sale, South dominates in new apartments, renters falling behind on payments, flexibility and building trust, student housing, the impacts of government interference, clarity on algorithmic pricing and EV charging strategies.
The top storylines in multifamily this week are if Delta was a multifamily community, flexible spaces at home, exterior improvements to boost ROI, PetScreening is a Fastest-Growing company, apartment construction plummets, why affordable housing is an oxymoron, hidden KPIs in marketing and operations, how AI is changing SEO…
As residents increasingly blend remote work with home life, multifamily owners and operators are reimagining their approaches to meet evolving lifestyle demands. Communities are now offering coworking lounges and private workspaces, allowing residents to shift seamlessly between work and relaxation.
If Delta Airlines was a multifamily community, 41% of its income would be rentable items. That's right. Delta's earnings statement from Q1 2025 shows that 41% of the airline's total income comes from ticket-related premium products. Technology makes it happen, and multifamily needs to follow that flight path.
Zark, a groundbreaking service that increases parking availability at multifamily communities and allows residents to reserve rentable items, announced the hiring of Jacob Crumbley as vice president of sales, where he will augment the company’s momentous gains. Zark has seen 400% growth since 2023 and is projected to…