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The top storylines in multifamily this week are incentivizing rent, broader thinking on retention, satisfaction in senior housing, the 2024 social media marketing report, substance over style in social media, prospects in SF turning to TikTok, SCOTUS won't hear rent cases and ending dog breed restrictions.
Grace Hill, the innovator of talent and performance management solutions for commercial and multifamily real estate, today announced the winners of the 2024 Kingsley Excellence Awards and the 2023 Ellis Customer Experience Best in Class Award for Resident Surveys.
The top storylines in multifamily this week are the student housing outlook, modular in multifamily, residents who smoke, when to centralize, the best places for AI, ChatGPT and automation, L.A. City Council blocks some evictions, high interest rates and Colorado introduces maintenance regulations.
Incorporating a rewards program into the digital payments process is not just a passing trend, it’s a complete game changer. When it’s applied to concessions and incentives, operators are able to gain valuable insights into modern resident behavior.
Multifamily owners and operators are exploring ways to reduce costs, and cutting marketing expenses is part of this belt-tightening. Multifamily marketers are facing a tough challenge going into 2024, being asked to achieve more with less money.
The top storylines in multifamily this week are unlocking revenue potential, maintenance and the customer journey, being pet-friendly, resident financial wellness, things not to do in 2024, TikTok and Gen Z, surviving the supply surplus, multifamily investment and the expansion of Disney Storyliving.
The top storylines in multifamily this week are community spaces, resident screening guidelines, holiday events for residents and teams, budgeting season, balancing AI and people, marketing to Gen Z, housing trends for 2024, multifamily's influence on interest rates and removing barriers to affordability.
A true sense of "home" is often elusive for renters, who typically view their residence as temporary, but establishing that feeling of belonging is essential to a positive living experience. It's frequently created through a greater connection of community and interpersonal connection.