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SmartRent, Inc. today announced the rollout of its Teams, Smart Launch and Triggers features in its Work Management solution. These latest innovations uniquely position SmartRent to support the rental housing industry’s shift toward centralization, enhancing coordination and automating key workflows to streamline property management.
We simply can't ignore the digital needs of today's residents. From how we work and socialize to how we operate and manage our homes, it's become a foundational requirement for day to day life. This digital revolution has made a community's technological capabilities a defining factor when residents…
Many operators have learned through trial and error that a more measured approach is required when building a tech stack. At the outset, the primary questions to ask are what impacts the tech will have on your team, on residents, and from a corporate perspective.
Community events and amenities that encourage social interaction used to drive renewal rates and increase resident satisfaction. The idea was if residents form relationships with one another they would be more likely to renew their lease. That isn’t the case anymore.
Amenities play a critical role in the success of a multifamily community. For current residents, they can make or break the decision to renew. Meanwhile, prospective residents will gravitate towards communities that offer amenities that cater to their varying lifestyles.
When most people think about “smart home technology,” they immediately envision smart thermostats and lighting, maybe even door locks, doorbells and motion sensors. They think hardware. But it is the software side of smart home tech that has the biggest impact on the bottom line.
Owner/operators have been told for years that the green boom was on the way. The truth, however, is that the green resident wave is already bearing down on multifamily. As environmentally conscious residents begin to dominate the leasing market, the green buildings are set to rise above the…
Property managers have a number of options when it comes to access control technology. But not every product fits every community, or every purpose. Operators need to consider the function and flexibility required for optimal access control, and to maintain the integrity of their property.