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The prospective renter journey is evolving. According to Willow Bridge’s 2025 Renter Insights report: 46% of renters considered just 3-4 communities in their search. 40% signed a lease within one month of starting their search. Renters are making faster decisions while considering fewer options. That means the competition for attention is getting heavier. That should raise alarms for every apartment operator—let’s break it down. Renters Are Considering Fewer Communities Ever heard this saying? “If your website isn’t listed on the first page of Google, it might as well not exist.” This same analogy now applies to apartments. Willow Bridge’s survey... Read more
When recession fears rise, budget cuts often follow—and education directors are being asked to make hard choices. Training programs frequently top the list of cuts,...
Amenities are often what separates good multifamily buildings from great ones. In competitive markets things like pools, gyms, clubhouses, and office centers can be what...
Kenneth Mattson, the former CEO of LeFever Mattson, is charged with defrauding approximately 200 investors by selling fake ownership stakes into apartment properties...
High vacancy rates in multifamily properties can seriously hurt financing options. For real estate investors, vacancy rates are more than just numbers—they directly...
The real estate market is always shifting, and as a multifamily investor, one of the biggest questions you should be asking is: Is this a landlord-friendly market? The answer can determine everything from your rental income stability to how easily you can evict non-paying tenants and adjust rent prices. Let’s break down what makes a market favorable (or not) for landlords and how you can position yourself for success. What Defines a Landlord-Friendly Market? Not all markets are created equal. Some cities and states lean tenant-friendly, meaning strong rent control laws, eviction protections, and legal obstacles that can make life more difficult for landlords. Others are... Read more
For rental housing providers, embracing pet inclusivity is more than just a kind gesture—it’s a smart business move that fosters community, increases retention, and...
Most landlords worry about chasing late rent, getting repairs done, or dealing with difficult tenants. But what if someone was living in your property without you even...
As we kick off the rental season, square footage has emerged as the new currency in the apartment market, with larger rentals gaining momentum. Our annual analysis shows...
Taxes are serious business. As an investor, you already know that if you’re not careful, taxes can quietly take a big bite out of your returns. But with the right...
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