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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.
Strong multifamily markets abound in the region, and the foundation for this strength stems from the Sun Belt’s impressive population growth. According to Clarion Partners, the area accounted for roughly 75% of the total population growth in the U.S. over the past decade.
The top storylines in multifamily this week are technology-enhanced sustainability in multifamily, building community through hyperlocal amenities, crisis management, zoning reform, Adam Neumann's Flow and why smaller multifamily properties are appealing to renters.
The top storylines in multifamily this week are multifamily helping to end human trafficking, using data to drive NOI, resident trends for 2023, multifamily career changes, rent growth forecasted to continue and resident retention in a hypercompetitive market.
The top storylines in multifamily this week are using automation to help onsite teams, alternatives to security deposits, the importance of cybersecurity, student housing making a comeback, LMC becomes Quarterra Multifamily and creating a better apartment search.
The top storylines in multifamily this week are balancing technology and human interaction, proptech for a touchless experience, resident dissatisfaction, application fraud increases, the fed hikes rates again and multifamily needs four million units in the next decade to meet demand.
The top storylines in multifamily this week are EV charging station demand, modern value-add, uncooperative residents, smart home technology and optimization, entrepreneurial ventures vs. traditional jobs and how the housing shortage became a crisis.
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.