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Multifamily's top storylines this week are preleasing begins at Modera Chandler, NYC's emissions law clears first test, small owners unhappy with Mamdani's rental plan, women leading transformation, deal and financing strategies, discipline driving performance, question to ask before automation, maintenance and lease-up branding.
Multifamily's top storylines this week are spring cleaning and trash management, multifamily misconceptions, Oregon Supreme Court rules on habitability, the housing gap, slow start to peak, BTR paralyzed by housing bill, navigating regulations, the dark side of automation and Verizon outage exposes risk.
The top storylines in multifamily this week are dissecting energy savings, Grace Hill wins four Stevies, outcomes from rent control, rent reporting, finding investment gems, relying too much on automation, data visualization in maintenance, managing your tech stack and the fall of security robots.
The top storylines in multifamily this week are the resident experience, team-building for success, deposit-free renting, communities that lead in innovation, leasing efficiency via automation, data insights for marketing, renters outpacing homeowners, new multifamily opportunities and abandon projects.
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.
Automation is a trending topic in multifamily. The emergence of AI technology has further complicated the industry's understanding and definition of automation, contributing to a divergence in adoption and implementation. But the opportunity in automation is undeniable.
It would be fair to surmise that most operators will elect to automate their renewal processes within the next five years. It is still a new concept in the industry, however, and many properties remain stuck using the cumbersome manual process that often leaves both residents and onsite…
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.