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Xeal and Harrison Street today announced a partnership under which Xeal will install more than 300 EV charging stations at select Harrison Street senior housing, student housing, life science, and medical office properties located in California, Massachusetts, Texas and Virginia.
A perfect storm of increasing availability, better affordability, intensifying environmentalism and record-high gas prices have placed EVs at the forefront for a larger number of car buyers. This culmination of market factors makes an EV charging plan absolutely necessary for today’s multifamily communities.
The top storylines in multifamily this week are automation and centralization, getting ready for EV charging, avoiding team burnout, tight market brings bidding wars to multifamily, the increase of ESG in multifamily and paying rent to evicted residents.
The decision by all major auto manufacturers to offer EVs and PHEVs in affordable, midsize, and luxury models has driven up appeal, meaning EV charging stations are beginning to shift from amenity to necessity.
The top storylines in multifamily this week are supporting and optimizing onsite teams, technology to make leasing teams perform better, planning and implementing EV charging stations, the barrier and regulation cost in development and creating better experiences in affordable housing.
Owner/operators have been told for years that the green boom was on the way. The truth, however, is that the green resident wave is already bearing down on multifamily. As environmentally conscious residents begin to dominate the leasing market, the green buildings are set to rise above the…
The top storylines in multifamily this week are getting ready for EV charging, benefits of outsourcing, summer maintenance, multifamily investment remains strong, nourishing creativity in the workplace and cleanliness and online reputation.
For several years, there was a lot of talk about the impending increases in the development, production and sales of electric vehicles (EV). The anticipation for the EV movement has finally come to an end, and it’s time for multifamily to prepare.