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Multifamily Insiders

Multifamily Insiders

Real Estate

Houston, TX 34,063 followers

The largest online professional network for apartment industry pros.

About us

Multifamily Insiders is the largest online networking group for multifamily professionals, allowing them to network, coordinate more effectively, and share ideas, experiences, and knowledge with each other. Multifamily Insiders provides many different sources of information and networking, such as expert blogs, topical webinars, apartment-related discussion groups, multifamily news, file and document sharing, and job listings. The site serves all different levels of multifamily professional, including on-site leasing specialists, corporate executives, multifamily investors, maintenance professionals, and apartment vendors. The site has features that help with career development and business in new and unique ways. Members of the National Apartment Association (NAA), Texas Apartment Association (TAA), and Houston Apartment Association (HAA).

Industry
Real Estate
Company size
2-10 employees
Headquarters
Houston, TX
Type
Privately Held
Founded
2008
Specialties
Apartment Marketing & Leasing, Property Management, Apartment Jobs, Apartment Investment, Resident Retention, Maintenance, Apartments, and Real Estate

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  • Property managers: What’s Your Most Profitable Hidden Revenue Stream? https://lnkd.in/gnqYGz6a “Rent isn’t the only way to boost property income.” Raunek has a great post up on our site asking what the most profitable hidden revenue stream is that property managers have! Do you see one that applies like tenant concierge or short-term rentals? If you don’t see an option that applies to you, put it in the comments at the link above!

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  • “A massive shift in housing and development may be on the horizon.” https://lnkd.in/gV_22SGK Duriel has a great new post up on our site. In his post, he talks about a partnership with the Department of the Interior and Doug Burgum to repurpose federal land for private development. What do you think about Duriel’s post? Let us know at the link above!

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  • “When do you require a new resident to fully execute their lease?” https://lnkd.in/gCSzcBVH Jared Miller posed a great poll in this recent post! What is the timeframe for when you have future residents sign their lease after approval? And a follow up to that, how many drop out before signing the lease? Let us know at the link above!

    Multifamily operators, I am curious when you have future residents sign their lease. LinkedIn only allows 4 choices, so if your answer fits another timeframe, please comment.

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  • “Now that the tariffs are live, let’s dive in the real estate components that will be affected.” https://lnkd.in/d-bbZ7Si Check out what Duriel had to say on our site about the new tariffs! He shares some great insight on how these tariffs will affect prices for residential and commercial projects. What do you think about the new tariffs imposed? How do you think they will impact the multifamily industry?

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  • Multifamily rents hold steady, but can demand keep up? https://lnkd.in/dX4P4-_9 Check out Michael’s great post in our LinkedIn Community! In it he examines rent prices in February and occupancy rates. We appreciate him sharing this great insight with the Insider community! What do you think of his insights on the rent forecast?

    View profile for Michael Boggiano, CPA CPM

    Experienced CRE Finance Professional | AI & Data Analytics Enthusiast | Championing Small Balance Commercial Lending

    Multifamily Rents Hold Steady, But Can Demand Keep Up? Multifamily rents remained flat in February, with national asking rents rising just $1 to $1,751—holding at 1.2% YoY growth. High-supply metros are feeling the pressure, as Austin (-5.1%), Denver (-3.1%), and Phoenix (-2.2%) continue to see rent declines. The national occupancy rate stayed at 94.5%, but high levels of new deliveries in select markets are keeping absorption sluggish. Economic uncertainty is adding to the challenge, with over 170,000 layoffs in February—the highest since 2008—raising concerns about job-driven demand. The impact of tariffs and policy uncertainty could further delay investment decisions, slowing leasing activity. While multifamily deliveries are expected to remain high in 2025, total starts have dropped significantly, setting the stage for reduced supply growth by 2026. The build-to-rent (BTR) segment continues to expand, now making up 6.3% of multifamily supply, compared to less than 2% in 2019. However, in markets with excess inventory, rent recovery could take months—or longer—without a demand rebound. Investors and lenders should closely monitor regional absorption trends and employment shifts as key indicators of market stabilization. How are you adjusting your strategies in this shifting landscape? 📊 Get the full Yardi Matrix report here: https://lnkd.in/e7gZQ4b6 #CRE #Multifamily #RealEstateFinance #CommercialRealEstate #CREInvesting #YardiMatrix #RealEstateTrends

  • “I have a new tenant who damaged the garage door during the move in process…” https://lnkd.in/dJgqRez2 “I called her insurance company to file a claim and the policy doesn’t exist.” What would you do if you were in Josh’s situation? He’s never had to deal with something like this, and we would love if anyone in the community who has experienced this could provide any advice in the comments at the link above!

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