The Lease-Up

Are developers building larger floorplans? If so, where? United Properties’ Brenda Studt answers these questions and more in the latest MHN podcast. 

“We need a more efficient and coordinated system of providing subsidies and funding,” NHP Foundation’s Mecky Adnani told MHN in the September episode of the "Mission Success: Women in Multifamily" podcast series.  

MCA Founder Mary Cook reveals part of her professional secrets in the August episode of our “Mission Success: Women in Multifamily” podcast series.

In our latest episode of Multifamily’s Top Marketers, industry veteran Tamela Coval pushes multifamily marketers to keep learning and be ready to adjust to an everchanging landscape.

RMK Management’s Diana Pittro is yet another multifamily leader who speaks passionately about her achievements, her team and her mission. Press play for a fresh episode of our monthly “Mission Success: Women in Multifamily” podcast series!

NMHC's Paula Cino discusses the latest eviction moratorium extension, whether more rent relief will be needed nationwide, and how soaring construction costs have impacted multifamily development.

As the youngest generation enters the rental market, they have a clear picture of how and where they want to live. NAA’s Paula Munger reveals the findings of the association’s most recent research.  

In the June episode of our Mission Success: Women in Multifamily podcast series, Dunn reflects upon her career and talks about changes she would like to see in the industry. 

In the latest episode of our Multifamily’s Top Marketers podcast, Lindsay Brown, Campus Advantage's senior vice president of leasing and marketing, discusses what’s next for student communities as campuses come back to life.

Cuningham Associate Principal Amy Cheever weighs in on conceiving spaces that reflect the communities and residents she serves. Press play to hear more about the powerful impact women are making in the architecture field!

In the latest episode of our Multifamily’s Top Marketers podcast, Morgan Properties' Jillian Fikkert outlines how to effectively gauge your strategy’s effectiveness and how an interconnected team can make all the difference.

After a year of economic volatility, your motivation level could be so low that it’s hard to keep your team’s spirits up. Here’s what you can do, according to leadership coach Maria Pietroforte. In this episode of our monthly Mission Success: Women in Multifamily podcast series, Senior Associate Editor Laura Calugar and her guest talk about how to push teams forward, considering we’re more than a...

In the latest episode of our Multifamily’s Top Marketers podcast, The Relationship Difference’s Rommel Anacan dives into how people are the key to success in attracting—and retaining—residents at your property.

She got into real estate by accident, but worked her way up to the executive suite. Lela Cirjakovic is now on Waterton’s leadership and investment committees, heading the company’s property management division. As an executive vice president of operations, she oversees a multifamily portfolio of roughly 50 multifamily assets throughout the U.S. In the latest episode of our Mission Success: Women i...

National Apartment Association’s Paula Munger takes the pulse of the industry, one year into the pandemic. Tune in for a conversation on facts, trends and how to get support!

In the latest episode of our Multifamily’s Top Marketers podcast, Fogelman Properties’ Jeremy Lawson discusses how keeping your finger on your portfolio’s online pulse can make a tangible impact on your bottom line.

COO Melanie Gersper shares Asia Capital Real Estate’s strategy to remain fair, firm and consistent in difficult circumstances. In the second episode of our "Mission Success: Women in Multifamily" podcast series, she talks about how to work with residents and not against them as a property manager. Toward the end of the conversation with Senior Associate Editor Laura Calugar, she also reveals the b...

In our first episode of the "Multifamily's Top Marketers" series, the former White House appointee builds off years in the affordable housing sector to give practical steps on how to tailor your property’s experience to its audience.

In this first episode of our “Mission Success: Women in Multifamily” podcast series, Realty ONE Group Chief Marketing Office Cory Vasquez talks about the top five real estate lessons she’s learned throughout her extensive career in marketing and communication. In a fun and skillful way, she discloses some of her secrets and provides tips for an effective communication strategy with residents and p...

How was 2020 for the multifamily industry? Fragmented, according to Paula Munger, the expert leading the National Apartment Association’s research efforts. In the last podcast of the year, Munger and Multi-Housing News Senior Associate Editor Laura Calugar discuss key takeaways from this atypical year and take a look at what 2021 might look like.

National Multifamily Housing Council President Doug Bibby, who has led the influential industry organization for the last two decades, looks back on the unprecedented events of 2020 and how they impacted the multifamily sector. In conversation with MHN Senior Associate Editor Holly Dutton, Bibby talks about why he decided to postpone his planned exit from the organization this year, the latest eff...

A hotly contested ballot measure on rent control in California will be decided in the general election Nov. 3, and it has major implications for the rental housing industry. MHN's Holly Dutton speaks with Tom Bannon, CEO of the California Apartment Association, about what exactly Prop. 21 entails, how previous legislation led to its creation, and what it’s passage could mean for the industry.&nbsp...

Although the housing market is a bright spot in the economy, owners and operators worry about what’s next. In our new podcast, NAA’s Paula Munger shares the findings of the association’s latest surveys.

In this episode of our quarterly series, NAA's Paula Munger reveals the association’s most recent findings about the impact of the coronavirus crisis on its members’ portfolios.

In a recent study, the NAA examined the impact of a 7 percent annual cap on apartment rents in Chicago, Denver, Seattle and Portland by 2030. Tune in for the eyebrow-raising results.