All the multifamily news you need
Multifamily's top storylines this week are pet-inclusive housing, sport-anchored communities, bridging the affordable housing financing gap, Quarterra's ARCA welcomes first residents, Chicago's rental overhaul, renter demand holds steady, PetScreening and Yardi partner to transform policy management, SmartRent's new smart thermostat climate function and tech's affect on job satisfaction.
PetScreening, the rental housing industry’s leading pet policy management and assistance animal compliance platform, today announced a new partnership with Yardi®, a global property management software leader.
Quarterra, an industry-leading multifamily development and investment management firm, welcomed its first residents at its latest luxury community, ARCA, in southwest Las Vegas.
SmartRent, Inc. today announced the launch of its Climate Protection Mode feature. Built into SmartRent Alloy SmartHome Hub+ and Alloy Fusion thermostats, this first-of-its-kind asset protection technology provides a proactive defense against the leading causes of property damage: water, mold and moisture resulting from extreme environmental conditions.
Multifamily's top storylines this week are Yorkshire Apartments acquisition, leasing gains traction, rent-setting software, online reviews, summer outdoor spaces, Apartmentalize speaking tips, AI and data, social media and bots reshaping industry operations.
Spring leasing season is bringing some welcome momentum for operators as the industry works through the impact of an unusually large wave of new deliveries. Leasing traffic is picking up and occupancy is holding steady. These trends are creating a more optimistic outlook for the rest of 2026.
Donaldson Impact Investments, in partnership with New York Life Investment Management and not-for-profit developer, Housing Initiative Partnership (HIP), today announced the acquisition of Yorkshire Apartments, a 326-unit garden-style community in the White Oak neighborhood of Silver Spring, Maryland.
Multifamily's top storylines this week are CMC appoints Wendy Simpson president and CMO, concessions masking distress, LA's next mayor and ULA measure, fighting NIMBYs, Fed benchmarks to watch, coworking spaces, student housing social media, the AI job apocalypse and smart building supply chain issues.