How multifamily can appeal to the baby boomer rental market

Many baby boomers are interested in rental markets close to home, multifamily expert Michael Zaransky writes, especially when they offer features that enhance their lifestyles and options. Continue reading

Why investors are bullish on the build-to-rent market

Build-to-rent represents an emerging subset of the resilient single-family rental market, writes investment strategist Michael Zaransky, which manages economic and regional forces better than others and continues to be a sound investment. Continue reading

These are the markets where rent growth will be strongest in 2024

Multifamily investors can thrive even during periods of more moderate growth by understanding their renters, markets and properties, Michael Zaransky writes. Continue reading

Are there still buying opportunities in suburban multifamily?

Suburban multifamily housing continues its growth surge, particularly in the single-family and build-to-rent markets, multifamily expert Michael Zaransky writes. Continue reading

Prioritizing the needs of young renters in multifamily housing

Millennials began reshaping multifamily housing in compelling ways, writes Michael Zaransky, and Gen Z promises to accelerate that change. Property managers must be ready. Continue reading

These are the top new tech offerings for property managers

Today’s multifamily residents want smart-living solutions more than they want covered parking or pools. Here’s what we’re watching. Continue reading

Here’s how property managers can fight the effects of inflation

How can forward-thinking property managers mitigate the effects of inflation? It requires informed strategies and creative thinking. Here’s our approach. Continue reading

How independent investors can win with superior service

Think a smaller firm can’t compete with the huge institutional investors? According to Michael Zaransky, there’s more to deal-making than the number on the bottom line. Continue reading

Holding onto property managers is hard. Here’s how to keep them

Our management team averages 12 years on the job, providing continuity essential to our residents and our business. Here’s how we do it. Continue reading