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The top storylines in multifamily this week are the importance of rule enforcement, building renter trust, motivating the unmotivated, pet-friendly vacation rentals, remembering Bendix Anderson, FHA loan limits, the AI-powered Otonomus Hotel, marketing metrics and the AI-human touch sweet spot.
The top storylines in multifamily this week are Grace Hill acquires HelloData, Laurie McCulloh named as REBA COO, multifamily investment surges, modernizing land-constrained cities, swag residents want, repositioning trends and factors, GEO best practices, tips for PPC ads and the future of student housing.
The top storylines in multifamily this week are Modera Falls Church begins move-ins, investment outlook brightens, the YIGBY movement and the housing shortage, employee burnout, coworking space design, strategies for high-vacancy markets, centralization's future, digital tools and amenities and barriers to transformation.
The multifamily housing industry is evolving, requiring owners, property management companies and marketing teams to diversify marketing strategies to stay competitive. A well-rounded strategy that integrates innovation, personalized engagement and market awareness is key to long-term success in multifamily marketing.
The top storylines in multifamily this week are junk fees vs. premium amenities, innovation and technological challenges, utilizing amenities, using genuine stories to drive interaction, smart approaches to EV charging, website hacks that convert, 24 Water Street in Manhattan, new apartments are sitting longer and property management jobs…
The top storylines in multifamily this week are the benefits of proactive maintenance, 2025 spring leasing preview, how to address the top renter pet peeves, monetizing dormant amenities, how self-service is transforming leasing, why companies need to benchmark, Mill Creek named Development Firm of the Year and lenders…
In the realm of property management, rentable amenities present an often-overlooked revenue opportunity. It's not that residents don't want to use these spaces, it's often a matter of not knowing how. These items can generate new income streams while enhancing the resident experience.
We can all agree that both resident and employee satisfaction are important to maintaining the balance in happiness within a community. When leasing teams are overwhelmed, they can't provide those critical social interactions with residents. When residents don't feel a connection with the community, they are less likely…