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5 key property management industry trends to guide your 2025 planning

Buildium

Heading into 2025, property management companies face a number of obstacles: They’re challenged to expand their portfolios without compromising the quality of service they deliver to their customers. They’re challenged to grow their revenue in spite of increased costs and flat rent growth in many areas of the U.S.

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Property managers’ revenue may be growing more than they think [The Lookout]

Buildium

Generating enough revenue to compensate for rising costs remains a top challenge for property management companies in 2025. And second: Brokering property sales is also less profitable, with rental owners buying and selling fewer properties in the current market. 41% will expand the services they provide.

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The 5 Housing Markets To Watch in 2025—Especially If You’re an Investor

American Apartment Owners Association

Rapid population growth and affordability are fueling some of the hottest markets investors need to keep an eye on in 2025. Petersburg-Tampa, and Nashville especially attractive for investors, Dallas, TX Median home list price: $434,500 Median monthly rent: $1,475 What’s Dallas’ secret weapon? It’s rapid population growth.

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Salt Lake City Ranks As A Top Place For Landlords In 2025

Rental Housing Journal

Looking ahead to the real estate landscape of early 2025, landlords and property investors are looking to identify the most promising markets and Salt Lake City and Phoenix rank high as great places for landlords. The article originally appeared on GOBankingRates.com : Best US Cities To Be a Landlord in Early 2025.

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New California Commercial Lease Requirements – SB 1103

Esquire Property Management Group

Commercial Lease Agreement Rules Have Changed Overview of Legislative Changes The implications of this law encompass foundational alterations in lease agreements, especially concerning rent adjustments, lease termination notice periods, and the stipulations regarding the pass-through of operating expenses, i.e., property taxes.

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