Property Management

As technological innovations continue to disrupt traditional approaches to living, multifamily will be redefined by a more personalized and enriched consumer experience.

While Internet access makes steady inroads in small apartment buildings, renter preference for faster connectivity is shifting access to newer technologies.

With winter right around the corner, it’s essential for multifamily owners and property managers to start winterizing. 

As the most car-dependent nation in the world, it’s no surprise that parking is one of the most sought-after amenities at multifamily properties. However, with the introduction of autonomous cars, transit-oriented development and the rise of ride-sharing companies, it seems inevitable that parking will take somewhat of a back seat.

Autonomous vehicle (AV) and ride-share technology have the potential to fundamentally alter the relationship between work and housing locations. But what does today’s commute look like for apartment renters?

Making an apartment community more energy efficient can boost NOI by reducing operating expenses. While gas and electric power the majority of America’s housing stock, the use of solar thermal heating has increased by 19% from 2010 to 2015.

Remember the days where finding and closing on a real estate deal averaged months? We’re pleased those days are long gone. Technology supplies small and large multifamily investors with the tools to speed up the acquisition, management, and disposition processes.

You have a small apartment complex that’s provided you a good income over the years and has appreciated in value. Now it’s time to move on.

Multifamily owners are constantly trying to get ahead of the curve when it comes to the needs and desires of today’s generation of renters. What amenities do these renters really want?

On-site solar heating systems are a nascent phenomenon for the nation’s apartment inventory. Although the penetration of these systems in small properties is currently much lower than at large properties, it is growing at a relatively faster pace.