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Spotlight Interview: Tim Wehner, Past NARPM President & Property Manager Extraordinaire

Yardi Breeze

Tim Wehner: I first joined NARPM in 2010 when I was working at Dodson Property Management in Richmond, Virginia. By the time we sold, we were managing over 4,000 single family homes and apartment units, plus 17,000 doors for HOAs. What truly sets our designations apart, though, is the emphasis on engagement.

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Rental Demand is Slowing Down

Genuine Property Management

” Here’s some insight as to what is happening out there… RealPage has just reported that the third quarter was the largest drop in apartment rents since 2010. A popular topic with property managers nowadays is simply “are red hot rents finally starting to cool down?”

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Customer Story: CAP Real Estate

Rent Manager

Cincy Area Properties (CAP) Real Estate is a third-party management and apartment investment brokerage company located in the Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky area. The organization manages between 1,200 and 1,300 units, buys and sells apartment buildings, and conducts third-party management for clients.

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Sites like Airbnb: main competitors and their differences

Rentals United

The company is similar to Airbnb and lists over 6 million private homes and apartments. What sets The Quintess Collection apart from Airbnb is its focus on luxury and dedication to selecting only the best properties in the luxury market. How much are The Quintess Collection commission rates?

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Multifamily rental growth update through October 2023

MRI Software

New construction deliveries in 2023, as well as in the coming years of 2024 and 2025, will be greater than the best year of deliveries since the Great Financial Crisis, or since 2010. These elevated deliveries are poorly timed as job growth is settling back to long-term average growth in the 2% to 3% range.

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Multifamily rental growth update through September 2023

MRI Software

New construction deliveries in 2023, as well as in the coming years of 2024 and 2025, will be greater than the best year of deliveries since the Great Financial Crisis, or since 2010. These elevated delivery levels are poorly timed, as job growth is settling back to a long-term average growth in the 2% to 3% range.

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Choosing Between Long-Term and Short-Term Rentals in Colorado Springs: A Guide for Real Estate Investors

Renjoy

from 2010 to 2020, reflecting a healthy influx of residents and a strong demand for housing. According to RentCafe, the average rent for an apartment in Colorado Springs is $1,439, reflecting a year-over-year increase of 9%. According to the U.S. Census Bureau, Colorado Springs’ population increased by 13.8%