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Multifamily's top storylines this week are Hamilton Zanze adds another asset to HZ Evergreen Fund, SmartRent names Danny Harris as VP of Sales, Mill Creek wins NAA Excellence Award, resident chats, roadmap to wellness, company culture, running a smart AI pilot, digital accessibility and rethinking AI spend.
Multifamily's top storylines this week are the groundbreaking of Mill Creek's Modera Allston, NYC moves closer to rent freeze, overhaul of D.C.'s housing finance, the value of company culture, reasonable accommodations, older renters drive retention, AI's moment in multifamily, discovery funnels changing and the backlash over Ring's surveillance…
A thriving company culture is more than a snappy slogan or a series of organizational platitudes. In survey after survey, a positive corporate culture is the one of the top attributes potential employees look for when hiring. Culture is also credited with long-term employment, and it’s ultimately what…
The top storylines in multifamily this week are creating a robust company culture, pet-friendly utopia, work from home, community-wide WiFi, the biggest trends of 2025, ensuring reliable property reviews, GlobeSt. 2024 multifamily influencers, the future of RealPage and building codes stifle development.
Join us as we chat with an industry thought leader and proven executive with over 25 years of experience in multifamily and technology. In this engaging episode, he discusses the essence of effective leadership—how people follow people, and the importance of making employees feel valued and empowered.
The ability to attract and retain high-level associates has become a primary focus in multifamily, where a competitive employment environment continues to persist. Organizations can best position themselves for success by getting it right from the start—in the hiring process.
The top storylines in multifamily this week are starting a management company, pet inclusiveness, rethinking outdoor amenities, headwinds in multifamily investment, best-of-breed vs. bundled solutions and using sustainable materials for a more sustainable building.
My recommendations for anyone starting a property management company is to avoid taking shortcuts, particularly on the items that matter most—culture, key initial hires and selecting the best third-party providers. If you can build the most important infrastructure of the ship first, it will float that much better.