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The top storylines in multifamily this week are the benefits of assistance animals in a community, approaching technology, combatting package theft, disappearing parking minimums, simplifying centralization, proptech roundup, San Jose waives building fees and rent growth may affect interest rate cuts.
The top storylines in multifamily this week are dispelling myths around assistance animals, investors chasing migration, rent stabilization, the renter revolution, successful marketing campaigns, technology and due diligence, luxury struggles in Philly, rent control threats and local housing regulations.
While apartment communities stand ready and willing to do all they can to provide welcoming environments for residents and their assistance animals, there’s no getting around the fact that these animals can present some challenges.
The top storylines in multifamily this week are assistance animals, corporate wellness, hotel-style amenities, development technology, proptech, online reviews, homeownership drops, mental health construction and why the future of multifamily is in good hands.
The top storylines in multifamily this week are assistance animals, co-living and micro units, ten women to watch in multifamily, eviction automation, IoT, flexible rent payments, migration trends and development, Generation Renter and job openings rise in multifamily.
Operators should consider using a third-party provider to screen assistance animal accommodation requests. Doing so can mitigate liability, save time and prevent unnecessary lost pet revenues while creating consistent yet unique animal review procedures at all of your apartment communities.
This week's top storylines in multifamily: trends in post-pandemic rental housing, consumer demand for environmentally conscious designs, the nuances of assistance animals in rental housing revealed, smart rent goes public in $2.2 billion merger, developers struggling with lumber prices and an increase in demand for multifamily professionals.
Assistance animals qualify as one of the more complicated topics in rental housing. Operators constantly wrestle with the distinctions between service and support animals, what qualifies as legitimate documentation and how to most efficiently manage their verification processes.