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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.
Employee burnout is a significant and growing issue in the multifamily industry. To tackle this issue, owners and operators need to be aware of mental well-being in the workplace. Regular check-ins and approachable leadership are essential for understanding and successful employee retention.
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…
Whether it’s ever-evolving tech tools, updated regulatory measures, or modified on-site processes, change is a perpetual part of the landscape for industry professionals. As such, apartment operators must have measures in place to prevent hardworking associates from becoming overburdened.
The top storylines in multifamily this week are Mill Creek starts preleasing at Modera Parkside, multifamily demand soars, more people returning to the office, all leases are important, hurricane response done right, Trump and affordable housing, marketing strategies in 2025 and multifamily corporate branding.
Office attendance has hit a post-pandemic high, signaling a notable shift in workplace dynamics. This trend reflects evolving employer strategies and employee preferences, but challenges persist, including regional disparities and resistance to full-time office returns. This highlights growing confidence in the sector but underscores the need for flexibility.
The top storylines in multifamily this week are marketing after peak season, who should handle parking in a community, 2024 Voice of the Property Manager, fraud detection, interactive maps for maintenance, multifamily absorption hits record levels, CRE in the Trump Administration and California voters reject rent control.
Fetch, the first and only offsite package management solution for apartment communities, today announced a partnership with Stride, the pioneer in portable benefits technology, to help guide delivery partners through the complexities of independent work, including insurance and taxes.