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Multifamily owners are among many in the business world trying to leverage artificial intelligence to cut costs and improve efficiency, but implementation of the technology is uneven, with bigger players able to incorporate AI at scale and more effectively than their smaller counterparts. The spotty adoption of the technology, and the advantage large firms have in terms of increased labor utilization, better operational efficiencies and better insight around asset acquisition threatens to leave behind those who lack the funding and tech-savvy to adapt. “I think the fast will eat the slow, but the slow will die very slowly,” said HappyCo CEO Jindou Lee, whose firm utilizes AI to... Read more
In multifamily real estate, adhering to fair housing laws is essential. By upholding these laws, you promote inclusive communities, prevent discrimination, and...
Rising vacancies challenge property management the real estate property-management software company AppFolio says in its 2025 Property Management Benchmark...
Renting has become slightly more affordable for minimum workers across the United States, but not by much, according to a Redfin report. A worker making an average...
AI Assistant vs. AI Agent: What’s the Difference for Multifamily Property Management? AI assistants and AI agents aren’t interchangeable buzzwords—they’re...
Renters have quietly enjoyed a nice run over the past two years. A historic wave of apartment construction has tamped down rents from their pandemic-era peak — last year developers finished the most units nationwide since 1974. With so many shiny high-rises hitting the market, landlords are fighting to fill their spaces, offering major discounts and perks to lure tenants. One housing economist even declared 2025 “the year of the resident.” But as the cost of building has increased, the number of cranes on the horizon has dwindled. Formerly eager developers are cutting back on fresh construction plans, laying the groundwork for another apartment squeeze. In other words,... Read more
Gone are the days when leasing an apartment felt like running a marathon—one that could leave even the most dedicated teams gasping for air! With a ton of tasks from...
California’s real estate landscape is changing with new laws taking effect in 2025, impacting landlords, developers, property owners, and investors. These legislative...
A layer of complexity will be added to onsite and maintenance teams in California regarding move-ins, move-outs, and security deposits when California law Assembly Bill...
An Illinois court has ordered a landlord to pay more than $80,000 for threatening to call immigration authorities (ICE) on a tenant couple who rented an apartment from...
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