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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.
Real Estate Business Analytics (REBA), the trailblazer in Connected Analytics for the multifamily industry, today announced its adoption of Microsoft Fabric — an AI-powered data analytics solution featuring data movement, data lakes, data engineering, data integration, data science, real-time analytics and business intelligence.
Amenities are not used enough and resources are not allocated properly can hurt budgets. Some amenities can be completely empty during busy hours, and maintenance costs are often higher than what is justified by usage. These problems can grow from small issues to bigger ones that harm the…
The top storylines in multifamily this week are Quarterra begins leasing at Harper, ten cities Americans want to live in most, multifamily starts hit two-year high, strategic opportunities for investors, housing regulations driving up costs, leadership and empathy, leveraging results through data, social media marketing and AI-powered search…
Data is a key component in the success of commercial real estate but data alone isn't enough. You need benchmarks to contextualize that data. Industry benchmarks provide a framework for evaluating performance against competitors, highlighting strengths and weaknesses and identifying trends.
Commercial real estate investors and asset managers have been leveraging the same data sources for decades. With continued cap rate compression across markets and asset quality grades, there needs to be a way to win deals that will outperform in a highly competitive industry.
During the past few months, you’ve probably heard a lot about how quickly apartment communities reacted to the onset of the pandemic. Operators recall sprinting to implement self-guided and video tours and remote leasing systems in a matter of days.
The multifamily industry has largely been composed of closed systems that perform a specific functionality and don’t play well with others. But more than ever, the industry is learning that true integration can result in streamlined operations and create several new layers of accessibility.