While the typical industry reaction to rent growth decline is to batten down the hatches, operators are finding that focusing on resident renewals and identifying new NOI strategies within day-to-day operations better positions them to weather the storm.
Industry Trends Report |Week of April 17
The top storylines in multifamily this week are new methods for resident retention, combatting rent growth decline, employee retention, automation and renewals, AI, problems with climate data, flex living, the amenity wars and cities where rent is growing.
Industry Trends Report |Week of March 20
The top storylines in multifamily this week are the Atlanta market, the perils of “unbroken” solutions, millennials and renting, being hardware agnostic, renewals, website accessibility, headwinds and tailwinds in multifamily, rising rents and construction surges.
Industry Trends Report | Week of August 15
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.
Industry Trends Report | Week of August 8
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.
Industry Trends Report | Week of Feb. 14
The top storylines in multifamily this week are eviction processes, resident retention, pets, rent growth, preventative maintenance and co-living.
Industry Trends Report | Week of Jan. 24
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.
Industry Trends Report | Week of Nov. 15
The multifamily storylines that matter: Flexible rent payment taking center stage, a record year for adaptive reuse, self-guided tours changing for single-family, the abundance of capital for multifamily, the next phase of the amenity wars and rent growth continues.