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CAPREIT, a fully integrated real estate operating company responsible for the ownership and management of more than $5 billion of multifamily assets, today announced the grand opening of Baldwin Chase, the company’s first single-family build-to-rent community.
Rent., a leading provider of integrated marketing solutions to the multifamily and single-family rentals industry, and Realtor.com today announced a rental content listing distribution agreement. RentMarketplace. listings will be distributed to the Realtor.com audience in addition to Rent.
The top storylines in multifamily this week are driving ancillary revenue, the biggest mistakes on community websites, better leasing through centralization and technology, consumer preferences and amenities, boomerang millennials and Gen Zers staying at home and the single-family rental experience.
Prospective renter preferences and expectations vary significantly, as do renter profiles, between the multifamily and single-family space. Operators must market and manage accordingly for optimal property performance, so it is essential to define and distinguish the demographics for each group.
Together, the Real Floors and Arbor families will have more than 700 employees in 12 states with 28 locations serving over 50 markets. Real Floors is positioned to best tackle growing demand, supply chain issues, and other challenges, while continuing to be the most trusted partner in multifamily…
Mill Creek Residential, a leading developer, owner-operator and investment manager specializing in premier rental housing across the U.S., today announced it has broken ground on Amavi Sherrills Ford, a master-planned community approximately 35 miles north of Charlotte.
Mill Creek Residential today announced the launch of Amavi by Mill Creek, the company's single-family, build-to-rent brand. Amavi communities will feature detached, townhome and cottage-style single-family rentals in markets nationwide.
An increasing number of multifamily owners and operators are looking to expand in build-to-rent single-family housing because the single-family asset class is on track to outperform other real estate sectors over the next decade. Suburban Sun Belt markets, specifically, present the most overlap.