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The top storylines in multifamily this week are using data to address parking problems, employee mental health, amenities you need now, TikTok and marketing, fighting fraud, artificial intelligence, regional bank risks, interest rates and NMHC's new housing initiative.
The top storylines in multifamily this week are renters driving innovation, co-living and the affect on housing, tips for hiring the right people, pet technology, package management, bicycle amenities, the multifamily construction pipeline, distress in the CRE market and the revival of small multifamily homes.
The top storylines in multifamily this week are pet inclusiveness, optimizing your waste programs, location and apartment branding, AI and property management, urban tech, parking problems, the current state of CRE, fall maintenance checklist and slowing rent growth.
The top storylines in multifamily this week are redefining automation, Apartmentalize, the strength of senior housing, training maintenance techs, using social media for recruitment, AI usage in operations, coastal area communities, Insurance rates skyrocket and overcoming economic obstacles.
The top storylines in multifamily this week are new methods for resident retention, combatting rent growth decline, employee retention, automation and renewals, AI, problems with climate data, flex living, the amenity wars and cities where rent is growing.
Operators are leaning on automation solutions more than ever to create efficiencies and save invaluable time. Yes, there is such thing as too much automation. A firm gauge of the effectiveness of automation solutions can be measured in time. When it saves time, it’s probably a solid fit.
During the 2022 OPTECH session, NextGen AI: Risks and Rewards, industry leaders discussed AI’s promise and potential pitfalls moving forward. Panelists said much of multifamily’s hesitancy surrounding AI stems from a basic lack of understanding of the technology.
Technology can increase productivity, strengthen decision-making and improve the resident experience. Online access to a community also offers prospects options for their apartment search and gives onsite associates more freedom to nurture relationships.