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Looking at the multifamily industry today, it’s easy to forget that many of our current best practices were born of necessity five years ago, when the COVID-19 pandemic introduced phrases like “stay-at-home orders” and “social distancing.” As challenging as those times were, some of the adjustments we made ended up reshaping our business for the better. Nearly every aspect of multifamily has examples of these positive pandemic pivots. Here are the three I consider the most significant in the realm of marketing, leasing and how we interact with prospects. 1. We Hit Fast-Forward on Technology Investments While the early days of COVID put many aspects of life on pause, those... Read more
It’s a simple truth that’s becoming impossible to ignore: renting isn’t just a short-term lifestyle choice anymore, it’s a financial strategy (or must) for...
After a gradual phase-out, 100% bonus depreciation is making a timely comeback—and the implications for the real estate sector are substantial. For those investing in...
56% of U.S. renters are ready to move, with Gen Z driving demand for modern amenities Majority believe rent should cover water and trash expenses Gen Z prioritizes...
In a marked political win for President Donald J. Trump and his Administration, H.R. 1, the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, defied very long odds and endured intense...
Renting to college students can be a profitable venture, particularly in cities with thriving academic institutions. However, it comes with unique challenges that require thoughtful planning. From crafting student-specific leases to handling noise complaints, here’s a comprehensive guide to help landlords manage a rental for students successfully. Understand the Student Tenant Profile College students are typically first-time renters, financially dependent on their parents or guardians, and may have limited understanding of rental responsibilities. Many seek housing close to campus with flexible lease terms and affordable pricing. They often prioritize proximity to public transport,... Read more
Summer heat doesn’t have to mean high energy costs, with energy-efficient options available, there are ways landlords and renters alike can ensure comfortable...
Step inside a newly built apartment complex in almost any American city and you’re likely to find people congregating in an unexpected place. They’re not in the...
High prices for single-family homes are helping to drive renting in the suburbs, CNBC reported, citing a report from Point2Homes. The rental market research firm found...
Keep your residents safe by ensuring your pool is ready for summer fun and will be safe and clean for the hot weather. From standard pool safety to-dos like...
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