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What Kind of Resident Feedback Is Really Useful Today?

Resident feedback is evolving beyond annual surveys, helping multifamily operators enhance the resident experience and drive retention.

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Hiring and Recruitment: How Marketing Can Support HR

In multifamily, trust drives hiring. Marketing supports HR by making the process clear, credible and easy to navigate.

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What Is Business Continuity Planning?

It’s not just about surviving a disaster or event. It’s about keeping momentum through disruption.

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From the Knicks to the World Cup to Love Island: 9 Tips to Host the Ultimate Watch Party at Your Community

The only thing worse than not having a ticket to the actual event is not having snacks at your resident event. Find out what else you need to host a successful party.

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Apple Maps Is Getting Ads: What Apartment Marketers Should Know

Here’s why the update could greatly expand your reach.

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When Should Multifamily Marketers Jump on Social Media Trends?

Social media trends move fast, leaving multifamily marketers to decide when joining the conversation drives engagement and when it doesn’t.

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Why Residents’ Voices Are Your Best Renewal Asset

By prioritizing authentic voices, operators can move beyond surface-level reputation management and toward something far more valuable.

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In Defense of the Personality Hire

AI can handle the basic tasks. But it can’t entertain your residents.

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The Consistency Trap: When ‘Fair’ Policies Create Unfair Risk

Relying solely on an algorithm could potentially create a real problem. Here’s what to look out for.

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The Missing Piece in Leasing Training: Consistency

As communities prepare for leasing season and new training initiatives, it’s worth remembering that the goal isn’t just learning new techniques. It’s consistent execution of the fundamentals.