“What Renters Want” With Jessica Fiur
The Boston Marathon, and Why You Shouldn’t Pit Your Leasing Agents Against Each Other
The winner of this year’s race displayed some impressive teamwork. Can your community benefit from some of her tactics?
Property Managers, Should You Get Off Facebook?
With news of the data breach among Facebook users, is the social media platform still the best way to reach your residents? Or should you look for alternatives?
Top 6 Tips for Promoting Runner Safety at Apartments
Running is hugely popular. While some people go on a treadmill or a track, a lot of people head out into their neighborhoods. So here are some easy ways to ensure safety among your residents.
How to Be Aware of Human Trafficking in Apartments
The crime can occur in cities, suburbs or rural areas. It’s often hidden in plain sight. And it can occur anywhere. Even in apartment buildings. Here are some signs to look out for.
4 Ways to Make the Most of the Time After the Holidays
After New Year’s Eve, there’s a long stretch where your residents might not have anything to look forward to. Here are some ideas to take advantage of that time.
7 Ways to Curb Sexual Harassment at Your Community
There have been several prominent cases of sexual harassment in the media lately. This should not be acceptable in any type of workplace. Especially at apartment communities, where the victims—or harassers—can be employees or residents.
Amazon Key & Multifamily: What You Should Know
The new service will allow drivers to drop off packages inside a customer’s house. Why this might be good news for your community.
5 Affordable Ways to Celebrate Halloween at Your Apartment Community
The holiday is a lot of fun, and there are lots of ways to celebrate with your residents that aren’t expensive or labor-intensive.
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.
Which Hogwarts House Do Your Residents Belong In?
The first Harry Potter book came out 20 years ago. To celebrate, let’s see where your residents would be sorted.