Music Licensing: Operational Resources
Overview
Do you play music in your community's gym? In the leasing office? Many apartment communities play music in common areas such as lounge spaces or elevators. Depending on where the music is played and who can hear it, housing providers may need to obtain a license from a performing rights organization (PRO) to be in legal compliance while playing the music on their properties. Below are resources to help you learn more information.
Member Resources
Public Performance Analysis for Apartment Communities: Fitness Centers and Movie Rooms
Latest Trends in Music Licensing at Apartment Communities (June 2019)
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