Technology and Multifamily

The top storylines in multifamily this week are leasing technology, centralization, the steps for effective resident communication, multifamily and the 4-day workweek, social media leasing and building a strong company culture for retention.

The top storylines in multifamily this week are technology and renewals, talent and resident engagement, centralized leasing offices, 2022 Federal Spending Package, problems for homebuyers and optimizing claims.

Multifamily property teams are often over-burdened by their growing number of administrative tasks. Technology has proven to be a valuable stopgap to ensure nothing is overlooked throughout the lifecycle of a lease, and new solutions have emerged to help streamline routine processes for residents.

From the way we travel and work to how we shop and communicate, technology is altering every aspect of our lifestyles. Multifamily also embraces technology in a multitude of capacities for the benefit of operators, onsite teams and residents, and there’s no turning back.

The top storylines in multifamily this week are bootstrap or VC in proptech, leasing cycle touchpoints, social media advertising, multifamily leadership, rent-control measures and supply chain issues.

The top storylines in multifamily this week are using tech to help, spring leasing season, mental health in multifamily, due diligence, value-add activity and Gen Z driving the urban market.

While pet technology is often regarded as a standalone concept, it closely mirrors some of the more universally discussed tech that assists property teams. Most notably, pet-tech, too, helps save time and cultivates a smooth workday by creating efficiencies.

Evictions are as old as multifamily housing. Unfortunately, so is much of the technology that supports eviction practices. It is time for the industry to deploy modern systems and eviction solutions that save time and effort, and that limit the potential for errors and inconsistencies, and aid in…