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Busy marketing and leasing teams juggling multiple tasks leave too many leads on the table, according to a recent study by Rent. Respondents said they desire more automation and more qualified prospects to achieve their leasing goals as communities face greater competition.
The top storylines in multifamily this week are building a 21st century maintenance team, eliminating parking minimums, winning over NIMBYs, the future of apartment websites, management trends, renters are staying longer, Jen Tindle joins Grace Hill and only five markets were over 3% in rent growth.
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.
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.
The top storylines in multifamily this week are increasing roommates and decreasing parking, the role of culture in employee retention, onboarding, rent payment options, digital leasing and the human touch, big data and loss, the next wave of migration, SFR markets and 2024 will be a year of…
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.
The top storylines in multifamily this week are revolutionizing delinquency solutions, capturing the attention of renters, talent and supply chain issues, parking and reputation, digital marketing strategy, resident retention, renter preferences, the battle over service fees and owners doing more with less.
Recent advancements in digital technology have altered the way renters search for apartments. From the first search to the signing of a lease, many apartment prospects are shedding a “digital-first” approach and embracing a “digital-only” strategy when looking for their next home.