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Additional tech suggestions for property managers and marketers.
Insider Tips, FAQs and Secrets for a Great MHN Award Submission
Entering the MHN Excellence Awards? Here’s the info you need for a stellar entry.
How Climate Change Is Affecting Multifamily Risk Management
As more areas are experiencing natural disasters, insurers and developers are taking note.
MHN Executive Council: How Multifamily Can Give Back
Many in the multifamily industry want to work for the greater good. Here are some suggestions on how to champion social issues within your company.
ChatGPT & Multifamily Marketing: Face Your Fears
AI can actually make a lot of aspects of the job easier.
Enter the 2023 MHN Excellence Awards
The 17th annual awards program recognizes the industry’s most noteworthy people, companies, properties and more. Enter by March 31st for our special early bird rates.
Property Managers & Marketers: Here Are 12 Things We’re Going to Stop Doing in 2023
It’s time to stop doing the things that no longer serve us and our residents. Consider these the anti-resolutions—ones you can actually do.
MHN Executive Council: 2023 Multifamily Trends & Tech
What should property managers and marketers focus on this year? The MHN Executive Council gives their top suggestions.
Hot Trends for 2023 Multifamily Marketing
A look at AI, SEO tips, design trends and more! Marketers at the OutREACH Live shared what to look out for.
Supply-Chain Issues and the Multifamily Industry
Construction costs, labor challenges and a lack of supply are all still affecting the apartment business. But unlike in the recent past, owners and operators are finding workarounds.