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While artificial intelligence is gaining ground in the commercial real estate world, Dallas-Fort Worth’s property management sector is focused on how the technology can help its existing workforce. Companies like Prologis have embraced the technology as a tool that can help its employees be better at their jobs, according to Regional Vice President Alicia Pillows. Tasks that used to take property managers hours to complete can now be automated through AI, allowing Prologis staff members to get in front of customers more often. “AI is going to impact every single person in this room in some capacity,” Pillows said during Bisnow’s 2026 DFW Property Management... Read more
As the 2026 rental season approaches, renter interest is already rising in several U.S. cities, led by Cincinnati, Ohio, which ranks as the most in-demand market...
A New York appeals court struck down a state law banning discrimination against tenants who use Section 8 vouchers, ruling that the 2019 source-of-income protections...
Multifamily websites miss the mark when they ask too much of the prospect. Too many clicks. Too many decisions too early. Too many moments where the renter has to stop...
Despite a recent softening in rents for new leases and a cooling construction pipeline, rental housing in the US remains unaffordable for households across the income...
When apartment marketers recognize a community is struggling to generate leads and leases, increasing spending on digital advertisements to drive more traffic is often their first instinct—and that’s the right reaction. But there’s also a common misconception that driving more traffic is the only tactic or reason for running digital ads in the first place. Apartment ads are more than just a bottom-of-the-funnel traffic lever you pull after you’ve identified a problem. In reality, ads have influence over the entire apartment search process—from first impression to lease signing. The question is: Does your current ad strategy create demand and visibility for your... Read more
U.S. multifamily performance in 2025 showed steady demand and an elevated volume of new supply. Total absorption reached 519,000 units, but leasing momentum weakened in...
We are currently at a major inflection point where the easy growth of the early 2020s has been replaced by a much more technical, disciplined market. Here is why those...
In February 2026, multifamily rent prices remained flat as the average U.S. advertised rent stagnated at $1,740, according to the Yardi Matrix Multifamily...
FIFA World Cup organizers expect more than 150,000 extra visitors to flood the Los Angeles area during eight World Cup games this summer, and all of them are going to...
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