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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? As a result, were seeing new trends like build-to-rent developments, especially in the Sunbelt states.

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Rental Demand is Slowing Down

Genuine Property Management

A popular topic with property managers nowadays is simply “are red hot rents finally starting to cool down?” ” 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.

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Customer Story: CAP Real Estate

Rent Manager

Operating since 2010, CAP Real Estates mission is to provide quality housing thats economical for […] The post Customer Story: CAP Real Estate appeared first on Rent Manager Property Management Software.

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Sites like Airbnb: main competitors and their differences

Rentals United

In contrast to Airbnbs approach of enabling all homeowners to rent out their rooms or properties, TravelStaytion operates on a B2B business model and only collaborates with professionals who want to provide an impeccable hospitality service. Properties listed on TravelStaytion are also distributed to the metasearch engine Trivago.

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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. Current rent growth Lower occupancy puts rent levels under pressure. Houston’s rent growth continues to outpace all other markets at 2.1%.

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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. Current rent growth Lower occupancy puts rent levels under pressure. Austin’s rent trend at the end of August was -3.4% and is now -3.1%.

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Multifamily rental growth update through November 2023

MRI Software

New construction deliveries in 2023, as well as in 2024, will be greater than the best year of deliveries since the Great Financial Crisis, or since 2010. Current rent growth Lower occupancy puts rent levels under pressure. All markets realized lower rent growth through November. off-market to -6.7%. off-market to -6.7%.

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