ARLINGTON, VA | December 6, 2021 – The National Apartment Association (NAA) today welcomed Josh Gold, CAE, CMP, as the new Senior Vice President, Member Education, Programs and Affiliate Engagement.Gold joins NAA with a wealth of…
NAA President and CEO explores the differences of short-term and long-term leases in the Washington Post.There are numerous factors that go into a prospective resident’s decision to sign a short-term or long-term apartment lease. Apartment…
More than 13,000 rental housing jobs were available during November, representing 36.3 percent of the broader real estate sector. Washington, D.C, Denver, Kansas City, Raleigh and Orlando ranked highest for apartment job demand. November’s edition…
A discussion with six major players leading multifamily development and acquisitions in the Western region.Demand for multifamily housing is at an all-time high, as are rents and occupancy rates. Paired with an infusion of capital and a shortage of…
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The following are answers to questions asked during the Coronavirus Outbreak: What Real Estate Managers Need to Know webinar.
Cleaning and Preparedness
What does it mean to “deep clean” the space? What…
The delta variant of the coronavirus threw the U.S. economy for a loop during the third quarter, but by early December, signs that the recovery was back on track were broad-based. Job growth for the year averaged 555,000 jobs per month through…
Partnerships and planning power technological transformation at large Brooklyn community.Make no mistake about it: Modernizing the technology and processes used to operate and manage Spring Creek Towers in Brooklyn was a massive undertaking. For…
The use of self-guided tours has exponentially increased, and operators are sharing the different ways they are utilizing them in the modern leasing environment. A mere two years ago, self-guided tours (SGTs) represented the future of the…
CPI, Latest Release, November 2021
The Consumer Price Index (CPI) rose 6.9% on a year-over-year basis, while prices excluding food and energy (core CPI) rose 5.0%, both measures at decades’ highs. Energy prices skyrocketed 33.3% year-over-year…