The top storylines in multifamily this week are revolutionizing delinquency solutions, capturing the attention of renters, talent and supply chain issues, parking and reputation, digital marketing strategy, resident retention, renter preferences, the battle over service fees and owners doing more with less.
The top storylines in multifamily this week are assistance animals, corporate wellness, hotel-style amenities, development technology, proptech, online reviews, homeownership drops, mental health construction and why the future of multifamily is in good hands.
The top storylines in multifamily this week are apartment transactions, pressure on PMs to maintain profits, residential conversions, maintenance centralization, paths to efficiency, tips for effective reputation management, home-buying pessimism and the Fed unleashes a 10th interest rate hike.
The top storylines in multifamily this week are data driving decisions, digital reputation management, waste DNA testing, rent control and investments, hiring challenges and package management.
Prospects expect to see a variety of review content, and often are more concerned with how well the community is addressing resident concerns. The adverse impact of a negative review is lessened if the community team is handling the concern in a friendly and effective manner.
Multifamily property managers are typically eager to respond to positive feedback in online forums, but conveying an appropriate message becomes complicated when faced with a negative review. It’s understandably difficult to receive negative feedback from a renter.
This week’s multifamily news hot topics: Covid-19’s impact on operations, earning ancillary revenue through pet amenities and services, helping employees cope during the pandemic, criticism mounts against Trump’s plan to stop evictions and more.
When faced with a negative review, responding in a reactionary manner will only serve to erode the situation further. More importantly, the damage will spread far beyond the relationship with the person who posted the review. Keep in mind that you’re not responding to the reviewer.