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Many data outlets reported that 30% of renters were not able to pay rent in April, but a new report from LeaseLock shows a nominal decrease in payments in April compared to the first three months of the year. According to their data, payments in April were only…
By Peter Jakel I was recently asked by Jennifer Castenson, director of thought leadership content for Hanley Wood and Multifamily Executive, for some tips on how supplier partners can continue to market during COVID-19 for a piece she was writing for Forbes Real Estate. She was able to…
Though communities have been spared the onslaught of negative online reviews that they may have anticipated thanks to Google shutting down reviews, onsite teams can’t just wash their hands of their reputation management responsibilities.
The Novel Coronavirus is wreaking havoc on the construction of multifamily communities. The challenges could exacerbate the already growing affordable housing crisis as the available supply of apartment housing will lag further behind demand after the pandemic eases.
According to several reports released between April 1 and 6, rent payments have been trending downward by up to a third, compared with the same period in March and April 2019.