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Multifamily's top storylines this week are Quarterra welcomes residents to Emblem Orange Blossom, CAPREIT acquires Bethesda Hill, Hamilton Zanze sponsors The Season acquisition, fire risk, one journey from PR to ops, modern construction, AI in debt collections, agentic AI and tips for better podcasts.
Multifamily's top storylines this week are Ally Waste introduces WasteOps portal, big banks ease lending standards, Seattle scales back on environmental reviews, resident feedback, 1-on-1 with Savas J., Karas of CAPREIT, housing metrics, AI design, rent pricing lawsuits and sustainable housing.
Savas J. Karas, the Chief Technology & Transformation Officer for Maryland-based multifamily investment and management firm CAPREIT, recently spoke with units Magazine about the changes in technology and the stigma around the adoption of this proptech in the rental housing industry.
Multifamily's top storylines this week are the improving leasing environment, fewer vendors doesn't mean fewer issues, rethinking pet-friendly, new hires for Quarterra and CAPREIT, 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act, SmartRent launches virtual intercom, amentiy copy and SEO and keeping aging buildings safe.
Multifamily's top storylines this week are CAPREIT acquires Broadway West, homeless housing, NJ mulls algorithmic pricing ban, better budgeting, using data to explain costs to residents, defining America's renters, renter trust recession, AI in student housing and how AI is impacting marketing.
CAPREIT, a fully integrated real estate operating company responsible for the ownership and management of more than $6 billion of multifamily assets in the U.S., today announced it has acquired Broadway West, a senior living community on central Long Island that is designed for active adults.
CAPREIT, a fully integrated real estate operating company responsible for the ownership and management of more than $6 billion of multifamily assets in the U.S., today announced it has acquired Hart Townes, a single-family build-to-rent community in Spartanburg County.
CAPREIT, a fully integrated real estate operating company, today announced it has acquired three apartment communities totaling 761 homes in the Northeastern U.S. The acquisitions include Rochester Heights in Rochester, N.Y., Parkland Village in District Heights, Md., and Stony Brook Village in Boston.