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As the multifamily industry gears up for its peak leasing season, it finds itself at a critical turning point. Although more prospects are checking out properties, keeping current residents happy is essential for maintaining profitability and controlling turnover costs. It's also essential for communities to be prepared to…
April is National Fair Housing Month, celebrating the 56th anniversary of the Fair Housing Act. It's essential for owners, operators and property managers to embrace these laws. However, 2025 could see significant modifications to Fair Housing regulations, and multifamily teams will need to stay on top of the…
Grace Hill celebrated an incredible year in which the company expanded its service and solutions through a series of strategic acquisitions, innovative new products and partnerships. The company also added 350 new customers representing 2 million units across the United States.
In the never-ending effort to attract and retain residents, forward-thinking operators are offering services and amenities that provide financial benefits—to help their communities. In the 2024 Entrata Summit session “Leveraging Resident-Based Services to Acquire and Retain Quality Residents,” a panel of industry experts shared their companies’ success stories.
The top storylines in multifamily this week are the benefits of assistance animals in a community, approaching technology, combatting package theft, disappearing parking minimums, simplifying centralization, proptech roundup, San Jose waives building fees and rent growth may affect interest rate cuts.
Around 50% of multifamily technology projects are ultimately left uncompleted. Savas Karas, Chief Technology Officer and the Chief Transformation Officer for CAPREIT, explains how thoughtful implementation and thorough training can help.
Younger generations, who are the primary drivers of the rental housing industry, now expect a living experience that delivers a new level of convenience and comfort. It may sound harsh, but renters may refuse to rent in a community that fails to adequately meet their tech preferences.
Rent Group Inc., operator of Rent.com, ApartmentGuide.com and Rentals.com, today announced that Chris Huff has joined the company as Chief Technology Officer. Chris will helm engineering and development efforts. Chris will helm engineering and development efforts.