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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. Looking ahead, AI could be used to analyze leases and answer questions like, When is my rent due? Read on to see his tips for new members, industry trends, links to popular NARPM resources and much, much more.

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Multifamily rental growth update through October 2023

MRI Software

A drop in traffic and leases, combined with heavy doses of new supply, established lower occupancy percentages across the board. 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.

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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. The additional demand that multifamily lease-ups once enjoyed from home buyers who became renters due to high mortgage rates has faded.

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Staying Ahead of Market Trends: Colorado Springs Property Management Insights for 2024

Muldoon Associates

In fact, it’s increased by 15 percent since 2010. but even as they settle, those rental values will remain high enough that you can increase what you earn every time you sign a lease renewal. will likely be used more consistently by property managers, real estate agents, leasing agents, and even vendors and contractors.

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Is Investing in Colorado Springs Real Estate Right for You? A 2024 Guide

Muldoon Associates

There was a 15 percent increase from 2010 to 2020, and there are still more and more people moving into the area. Think about the weather and the seasons because snow and ice do have an impact on property deterioration and strong leasing seasons. The population is spiking in our area.