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Get Ready, Multifamily, It’s Time for Generation Z
With each new generation we face the challenge of blending what is important to the current generations we serve while simultaneously renewing our physical product and supporting services to attract and appeal to the new generation coming of age.
What Students Want in Accommodations
You may think that a rooftop infinity pool or other luxury amenity is what students want, but in reality, they are looking for basic features such as proximity to campus, Internet access and a decent room size.
7 Things You Didn’t Know About Augmented Reality and Real Estate
As real estate and technology are growing closer together, augmented reality and virtual reality are sliding into the industry easier and faster than other software products. This has brought on a few challenges and debates that we tackled with the help of roOomy’s Taylor Wilding.
What Is Mandatory When Dealing With Disabled Residents?
The multitude of rules relating to disabled or impaired residents can be confusing. Here’s how to prioritize.
Living the Loft Life
The time when living in a loft was mostly a habit of struggling artists is long gone, as more and more residents opt for these open, multifunctional spaces.
The Top Sources of Ancillary Income
At the 2017 National Apartment Association Education Conference and Expo, panelists discussed punitive fee-based charges and service upgrades at communities.
5 Reasons Stone is Sustainable
Of all the numerous types of countertop materials available, natural stone is considered one of the most sustainable or eco-friendly options multifamily developers can choose.
Aspects of Brooklyn’s Best-Selling Brownstones
Brooklyn’s historic brownstones are selling for millions. What are the architectural details that turned these time-worn properties into best-sellers?
What Property Managers Can Learn from the New ‘Bachelor’
Property managers can learn a lot about employee retention from how the show announced its new leading man.
Structure Your Marketing Team Right
Revenue sustainability begins with the customer, yet marketing departments remain structured around individual marketing channels rather than customer needs or segments.