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The top storylines in multifamily this week are managed WiFI, multifamily's long-term outlook, hurricane preparation, the keys to start-up success, budget benefits of ORM, crafting engaging social media, multifamily's inflection point and Boston's first LGBTQ+ senior community.
Effective reputation management can lead to higher occupancy rates, resident retention and reduced marketing costs. This proactive approach not only enhances the property's reputation but also translates to significant financial benefits, making it an essential strategy for sustainable management.
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.
Grace Hill has acquired The Shadow Agency, a full-service mystery shopping company providing services to numerous industries, including multifamily real estate. The companies will combine technology and personnel to offer an elevated mystery shopping experience to customers.
The economic and multifamily market volatility of the last few years has left 2024 feeling like it’s moving at a glacial pace. Now, however, apartment supply, traffic and occupancy are reflecting more normalcy. Apartments on the Go examines this and gives a preview of the 2025 outlook.
Grace Hill announced that the company won the 2024 NAA Excellence Award in the Supplier Company of the Year category. Grace Hill was selected based on its ability to adapt to the shifts in the multifamily industry landscape and provide its clients with the most comprehensive solutions.
The top storylines in multifamily this week are the benefits of assistance animals in a community, approaching technology, combatting package theft, disappearing parking minimums, simplifying centralization, proptech roundup, San Jose waives building fees and rent growth may affect interest rate cuts.
Around 50% of multifamily technology projects are ultimately left uncompleted. Savas Karas, Chief Technology Officer and the Chief Transformation Officer for CAPREIT, explains how thoughtful implementation and thorough training can help.