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Property managers can empower multifamily residents with this tech

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Smart buildings and connected communities provide their residents with the security and convenience that transforms spaces from an apartment to a home. Continue reading →

How can apartment communities save up to $1800 a year? The answer is garbage.

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Proven to reduce trash contamination fees by up to 80%, save up to $1800 a year per dumpster, and reduce waste-related costs by more than $100 per unit, the platform is uniquely capable of cutting expenses—without becoming a new one. Continue reading →

RealPage launches new virtual apartment tour solution

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The integrated virtual touring solution will provide interactive content for potential clients to explore, as well as a live leasing agent available on-demand. Continue reading →

RealPage acquires property management company Buildium for $580M

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Tenant screening company RealPage has just purchased Buildium, a property management company, in a $580 million deal in cash. Continue reading →

Proptech funding shows no signs of slowing down

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The U.S. real estate technology sector nabbed $1.9 billion in growth equity capital in 2019, according to a new study from GCA Advisors. Continue reading →

Tenant screener RealPage pays $3M for imprecise criminal records tool

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After the Federal Trade Commission accused tenant screening company RealPage of falsely linking some prospective renters to criminal records, the company has agreed to shell out $3 million in a penalty settlement. Continue reading →