The most valuable real estate right now is quaintly situated right at the top of the Google search engine result page. Is your property stepping up to compete in the age of AI-powered search?
Smart real estate developers in the multifamily industry understand the importance of a highly sophisticated and achievable go-to-market strategy and its impact on the market from planning to implementation.
On this episode of Real Wins, Chris and Mike chat about the best practices for a renter nurturing game plan.
On this episode of Real Wins, Chris and Mike discuss onsite activation best practices by way of what they see in the wild, why it's generally a broken approach, and more.
Nate Jenkins is Principal at OZ Architecture in Denver, Colorado. His experience includes millions of square feet of mixed-use, commercial/retail, office, resorts and hospitality, K-12, Higher-ed, and multi-family projects.
Chris and Mike engage in a vibrant discussion about why agencies and leasing teams don't get along, and what is broken when it comes to strategic and content-driven marketing plans.
In the rapidly evolving world of real estate development, the importance of a robust go-to-market (GTM) strategy cannot be overstated.
If passed through congress, owners with 50 or more units would lose certain tax breaks if they raise rent by more than 5% per year.
This week, we're digging into the better-than-best practices for effectively nurturing leads to convert today's modern renters.
This week, Tori digs into the myth that if you charge higher rents, your occupancy rates will drop, and vice versa, and if your occupancy is soaring, you must be priced too low.
After sparking a conversation among 20 industry-leading marketers on LinkedIn, Tori took a deep dive into the cost and effectiveness of a well-done model apartment in multifamily real estate.
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