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Key Trends & Insights for Multifamily Housing

With 2025 being full of both opportunities and challenges, here are a few key trends and indicators to watch for the remainder of the year.

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Why Fair Housing Applies to Maintenance, Too

Property managers who remain vigilant, transparent and fair in how they respond to repair needs are doing more than just protecting their communities—they’re also protecting their teams and organizations from legal risk.

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Fee Transparency: Why It Matters Now More Than Ever

In an industry where reputation matters, this is no longer just a regulatory requirement—it’s a smart business strategy.

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What Happens if Energy Star Disappears?

Efficiency standards, building standards and more could all be thrown into disarray.

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The CEO, CPO, Coldplay & You: What Property Managers Can Learn About Workplace Romances

Dating at work always has the potential to go wrong. Just hopefully not this wrong.

Energy Infrastructure Powers Up Multifamily

Resilience, cost savings and resident appeal make this a trend destined for growth.

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ButterflyMX Launches QR Code-Activated Intercom System

The solution is the first of its kind in the industry, and is intended for budget-conscious owners, operators and developers.

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Multifamily Parking: A Rule Without Consequences Is Merely a Suggestion

A well-enforced policy reassures residents that their concerns are taken seriously and that everyone is held to the same standard.

A rendering of Pickard Chilton’s hypothetical conversion of 1633 Broadway, a New York City office building built in the 1970s, to multifamily. The redeveloped spaces, which include larger units, include enclosed private offices, which allow residents to work remotely without leaving their units. Rendering courtesy of Pickard Chilton

Understanding Your Residents: Remote Workforce

Renters who work from home have some very specific wants and needs. Here are some key factors for multifamily properties seeking to attract and retain them.

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Cober Cabinets’ Domestic Advantages

Some considerations for your next big project.