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The top storylines in multifamily this week are inconsistent customer service, operators turn to tech parking challenges, four lessons from the LA fires, preleasing starts at Modera Kierland, NIMBYism solutions, rising apartment renewals, resident feedback, 3D printing poised to enter mainstream and refreshing vs. rebranding.
Grace Hill won an impressive four Stevie American Business Awards for a second consecutive year. The company was awarded Stevies in the Technology Executive of the Year, Business-to-Business Product, Upskilling/Workforce Learning Solution and Corporate Learning/Workforce Development Solution categories.
Looking ahead, automation will expand its role in data visualization—reducing manual tasks, streamlining reporting and enabling predictive maintenance strategies. The ultimate goal is to pinpoint building issues before they escalate into more costly problems. With the right tools, maintenance teams can shift from reactive fixes to proactive planning.
The top storylines in multifamily this week are Modera Reserve begin preleasing, construction boom winding down, Fannie Mae fires 100 for fraud, the public perception of renters is way off, how experts are inspired, the decline of traditional background checks, the future of proptech, working with influencers and…
The top storylines in multifamily this week are third-party management, more 2025 goals, multifamily priorities, happier teams and residents, AI in real estate decisions, pricing algorithms, three-day evictions bill, Grace Hill names new CTO and VP of Growth and housing starts favor multifamily and BTR.
The top storylines in multifamily this week are SmartRent wins MHN Excellence award, the solidifying labor market, rent control battles go local, more people opting for renting over home ownership, the future of rental housing leadership, attracting Gen Z Renters, academia assists CRE assess trends and AI in…
The economic and multifamily market volatility of the last few years has left 2024 feeling like it’s moving at a glacial pace. Now, however, apartment supply, traffic and occupancy are reflecting more normalcy. Apartments on the Go examines this and gives a preview of the 2025 outlook.
The top storylines in multifamily this week are reducing towing, exploring alternative insurance, building codes and costs, community-wide WiFi, marketing channels, collecting resident data, the nuisance of cicadas, Damon Joshua joins Rent. as president and rent declines are decelerating.