The top storylines in multifamily this week are technology-enhanced sustainability in multifamily, building community through hyperlocal amenities, crisis management, zoning reform, Adam Neumann’s Flow and why smaller multifamily properties are appealing to renters.
Communities go through rigorous environmental testing to ensure they are following the appropriate sustainability efforts that enhance not only a specific property’s green initiatives, but the entire region’s ecosystem. Technology is leading the way in these efforts.
The top storylines in multifamily this week are multifamily helping to end human trafficking, using data to drive NOI, resident trends for 2023, multifamily career changes, rent growth forecasted to continue and resident retention in a hypercompetitive market.
The top storylines in multifamily this week are using automation to help onsite teams, alternatives to security deposits, the importance of cybersecurity, student housing making a comeback, LMC becomes Quarterra Multifamily and creating a better apartment search.
According to an Epsilon research report, 80% of consumers prefer customized marketing when making a purchase. However, personalization can be a challenge in the multifamily industry with an influx in online leads and thinner onsite teams to handle lead volume.
The top storylines in multifamily this week are balancing technology and human interaction, proptech for a touchless experience, resident dissatisfaction, application fraud increases, the fed hikes rates again and multifamily needs four million units in the next decade to meet demand.
Technology can increase productivity, strengthen decision-making and improve the resident experience. Online access to a community also offers prospects options for their apartment search and gives onsite associates more freedom to nurture relationships.
The top storylines in multifamily this week are EV charging station demand, modern value-add, uncooperative residents, smart home technology and optimization, entrepreneurial ventures vs. traditional jobs and how the housing shortage became a crisis.
The top storylines in multifamily this week are managing in a fast-paced environment, cooling apartment demand, red flags in leasing, hiring and retention practices, personal touches in communications and the economy spurs developers to delay projects.
The top storylines in multifamily this week are renter’s insurance, screening an applicant’s job history, outdoor amenities post-pandemic, the future of apartment demand, developers facing construction delays and merging technology and pets.