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The top storylines in multifamily this week are rewards programs, Harris vs. Trump on housing, cooling through the ground, how online reviews impact communities, e-mail marketing for multifamily, revenue management legislation, the Fed drops interest rates, multifamily completions surge again and Amazon orders employees back to the office.
Reputation management and online reviews can be a huge burden on time and resources. What we do know is that reviews have a direct impact on the renter’s decision to lease, renew and recommend a property. This episode unpacks the most important amenities and features that affect online…
The top storylines in multifamily this week are the resident experience, team-building for success, deposit-free renting, communities that lead in innovation, leasing efficiency via automation, data insights for marketing, renters outpacing homeowners, new multifamily opportunities and abandon projects.
Multifamily faces challenges in attracting and retaining residents in the midst of growing competition, and they can ill afford an uphill battle to keep employees. Katie Nelson, Vice President of Marketing for CAPREIT, joins Matt and Courtney to discuss building strong teams for multifamily success.
Multifamily has witnessed a significant shift in consumer behavior, one in which potential residents almost always rely on online platforms to make informed decisions about their next apartment. Onsite teams, despite their best efforts, often miss nearly 20% of leads.
Kendall Pretzer, CEO of Grace Hill, and Brian Stifel, SVP of Brands at Cox Communications, join host Valerie M. Sargent on Open Door to discuss the latest data on renter preferences and reveal strategies for multifamily communities to stay ahead of the curve.
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.
The start-up games requires identifying a problem, gauging the demand to solve the problem, and having the stamina to see it through. You also need to stay curious, keep people close who will challenge and complement your strengths and be prepared to fail.