Operations & Technology
Keeping Your Onsite Associates in the Fold
Industry experts offer tips on how to minimize leasing team turn-over rates and build a cohesive group that will drive operating performance at communities.
Rebranding Your Property for Success
There’s much more to the process than changing a community’s name. In a time of intensifying competition, effective strategies can revitalize a property, boost revenue and improve resident retention. Here are some tips for effective revitalization.
GEM Property Management Exits St. Louis in $180M Sale
The nearly 2,000-unit portfolio sale is the largest multifamily transaction in the city’s history, encompassing six communities in southern St. Louis County.
FOURMIDABLE Expands Ohio Management Portfolio
The Village at Arlington I & II is located in Youngstown and comprises 120 affordable units, a playground and a computer center.
Leisure Care to Manage MO Senior Housing
The Landing of O’Fallon will provide 79 assisted living apartments, in addition to 55 private and neighbor suites for memory care.
Innit Takes Multifamily Amenities to a New Level
Offering food-retail API services, the app makes use of location-based preferences that help customers plan their meals, shop and prepare automated cooking.
AndMark, Trinity Increase GA Footprints
The property, which contains a 115-unit mix of one- and two-bedroom apartments, sits on 18.3 acres approximately 10 miles south of Macon.
Fogelman Adopts Yardi Matrix Platform
The firm plans on using the data about supply, demand, sales, loans, leases and other factors to identify markets they might consider investing in.
Multifamily Strength, Affordability Issues to Persist in 2018: Freddie Mac
David Brickman, head of the GSE’s multifamily mortgage business, offered his 2018 industry outlook at MBA’s CREF/Multifamily Housing Convention & Expo in San Diego.
How Do Renters Rate Your On-Site Management?
Do your residents feel like operations at the community run smoothly? MHN and Kingsley Associates partner to find out what property managers are doing right—or wrong.