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What trends and technology should those in the multifamily industry focus on in the new year? The Multihousing News Executive Council shares their insights, including cyber security, employee development, and smart tech and communities that help their residents thrive.
The top storylines in multifamily this week are successful EV charger installation, how e-commerce can help property managers, technology's impact in multifamily in 2023, addressing supply chain issues, rent control measures in 2023 and the multifamily outlook for the next year.
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.
The top storylines in multifamily this week are giving a warm welcome to new hires, the new customer experience, the power of tech, renters and the 2022 elections, the coming multifamily down cycle and promoting responsible pet ownership.
The top storylines in multifamily this week are synergy and proptech, winterizing rental properties, smart sustainability and business resilience, multifamily fundamentals remain strong, emotional support animals and pet policies and reliability in EV chargers.
The age of property technology that solves for only one on-site issue was bright but brief. Multifamily operators quickly recognized that the most powerful drivers of NOI are technology solutions that serve a primary function while also complementing or enhancing other proptech.
The top storylines in multifamily this week are using tech for more efficient construction, why centralization is not one-size-fits-all, empowering teams with proptech, using mushrooms to decarbonize construction waste, Q3 multifamily data and the cost of pet waste.
With so many changes occurring in multifamily leasing and management, owner/operators are seeking ways to meet the challenges of shifting consumer tastes, ongoing hiring and retention issues and maximizing revenues. Centralization is the next step.