The top storylines in multifamily this week are pet restrictions, outdoor amenity conversions, transit-oriented development, proptech challenges, selecting the right chatbot, variable-capacity tech for HVAC, construction report, housing affordability and criminal background checks.
The top storylines in multifamily this week are rent reporting to credit bureaus, smoke-free apartments, net operating income, flexible rent payments, app tech that drives resident retention, ChatGPT uses and risks, construction soars, higher-income renters increasing and student housing rent growth.
Consumers have left no doubt that EVs are the future of American transportation. Multifamily developers are in a position to prepare now, installing an adequate number of chargers to meet today’s demands, as well as future-proof their portfolio as EV sales and adoption continue to skyrocket.
The top storylines in multifamily this week are boosting renewals with automation, strategies for community building, the importance of reliable connectivity, multifamily construction continues to increase, the future of leasing tech and becoming pet-inclusive.
In a big-picture sense, homes have been built the same way for 2,000 years. Over time, innovations have been developed to attempt to change the way we build—particularly to move away from wood-framed construction. But none of those technologies have necessarily taken hold.
The top storylines in multifamily this week are utilizing technology for renters insurance compliance, quiet quitting, boosting fitness center usage, record apartment construction in 2022, supply chain issues subsiding and the growing Sun Belt market.
The top storylines in multifamily this week are leasing automation, the multifamily pipeline, preferred amenities, rent growth slows, hot markets in 2022, and pet tech.
Part of the charm of the multifamily industry is that a wide variety of tactics can be used to achieve results, and virtually every operator has a unique strategy. Those divergent methods certainly apply to how operators handle their construction processes, as well.
Mill Creek Residential, a leading developer and operator specializing in premier rental communities across the U.S., today announced construction is underway at Modera Six Pines, a mixed-use apartment community in The Woodlands, a charming neighborhood 27 miles north of Houston.
This week’s top multifamily storylines include ways to make housing more affordable, product knowledge in leasing, addressing the package management burden, construction delays continue, questioning the suburban push and caring for pet-owning residents.