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The top storylines in multifamily this week are the post-holiday package rush, human trafficking, changing resident preferences, tech trends this year, naming communities to boost SEO, Cushman & Wakefield partners with Microsoft, the surge in rental fraud, source of income laws and cap rates.
The top storylines in multifamily this week are what traffic solutions teach us about parking, the multifamily reckoning, 2024 resolutions, maximizing revenue streams, marketing challenges for the year, background checks, rental housing and the 119th Congress, forever renters and the inflation report.
Radix, the provider of a cutting-edge market research, performance and data analytics platform, announced the hiring of Jay Denton as Chief Economist. In his new position, Denton will be tasked with building the market forecasts vital to Radix clients as they navigate the evolving economic landscape.
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 holiday package management, preventative maintenance costs, pets and revenue, 2024 tech trends, rent collections process, student housing challenges,seniors and housing, Flow's first community and Fannie Mae revises housing figures.
Multifamily operators go all out to foster a festive environment during the holidays. But how many apartment communities take steps to mitigate security issues that could put a damper on the holiday spirit? One of the primary sources of resident complaints around the holidays is package management.