Technology

Real Estate Business Analytics (REBA), the trailblazer in Connected Analytics for the multifamily industry, today announced its adoption of Microsoft Fabric — an AI-powered data analytics solution featuring data movement, data lakes, data engineering, data integration, data science, real-time analytics and business intelligence.

Some of the industry’s top CEOs recently discussed their immediate priorities and future ambitions at the Multifamily Executive Conference session Inside the C-Suite: Strategy, Scale and the Next Wave of New Deals. The executives imparted ways they are navigating operational shifts, market risks, growth strategies and overall uncertainty…

Multifamily operators are implementing powerful, transformative new technologies at a pace that has rarely, if ever, been seen before in the industry. And while the desire to push a company forward is eminently laudable, operators need to make sure they’re introducing new solutions in a thoughtful and strategic…

To legally operate a taxi in New York, you need a medallion. A decade ago, the cost of a medallion for a single cab was about $1M. They were an investment in a cabbie's future and retirement. Today, you can buy one for less than $200K. The decline…

Many multifamily operators view essential amenities as basic services that residents expect and also as passive revenue streams. These everyday touchpoints represent your most frequent interactions with residents. The communities that recognize this have shifted their entire retention strategy.

If Delta Airlines was a multifamily community, 41% of its income would be rentable items. That's right. Delta's earnings statement from Q1 2025 shows that 41% of the airline's total income comes from ticket-related premium products. Technology makes it happen, and multifamily needs to follow that flight path.

As amenity fees gain scrutiny, renters increasingly seek choice in how they pay for services. Multifamily communities should allow residents to select amenities that suit their lifestyles. Technology can enhance personalization and streamline operations, enabling residents to lease spaces like parking and storage through user-friendly apps.

Grace Hill won an impressive four Stevie American Business Awards for a second consecutive year. The company was awarded Stevies in the Technology Executive of the Year, Business-to-Business Product, Upskilling/Workforce Learning Solution and Corporate Learning/Workforce Development Solution categories.