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In this Q&A with Rental Housing Journal, Frank Roessler, founder and CEO of New York-based Ashcroft Capital, offers his take on how the apartment industry could perform in 2025, reviews Ashcroft’s 2024, outlines the company’s goals for 2025 and details the multiple benefits of his firm’s centralized procurement…
The top storylines in multifamily this week are SmartRent wins MHN Excellence award, the solidifying labor market, rent control battles go local, more people opting for renting over home ownership, the future of rental housing leadership, attracting Gen Z Renters, academia assists CRE assess trends and AI in…
The top storylines in multifamily this week are towing and resident happiness, Hamilton Zanze CEO shares insights, Boomers vs. Zoomers at work, the evolution of tech vendors, navigating technological changes, streamlining leasing using AI, supply and demand not in sync and rent growth forecasts.
The top storylines in multifamily this week are marketing after peak season, who should handle parking in a community, 2024 Voice of the Property Manager, fraud detection, interactive maps for maintenance, multifamily absorption hits record levels, CRE in the Trump Administration and California voters reject rent control.
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.
The top storylines in multifamily this week are resident incentives, hybrid work shapes design, smoking and accommodation requests, how AI is transforming maintenance, centralization popularity rising, project delays, oversupply conditions improving and how the rate cut affects multifamily investing.
It might be tempting to adopt the trendiest new innovations or to keep up with the tech offerings of the competition. But if it doesn’t fit your organization, it’s going to be much like the sports car for the mountain dweller. Fortunately, owners and operators can take steps…
CAPREIT continues to focus on the value-add space and is making its move into the single-family build-to-rent (BTR) sector. Chief investment officer Stephen A. Catarinella discusses the company’s entrance into the BTR segment and shares with Multifamily Executive his predictions for what’s to come for the industry for…