Entrata Blog

For property management companies, maintaining a healthy Net Operating Income (NOI) has become a true juggling act.

Entrata's "Resident Experts" webinar recently gathered two of the multifamily industry's most influential leaders for a discussion on critical trends.

Maryland’s Renters’ Rights and Stabilization Act of 2024 will bring changes to how housing owners and managers across the state operate.

In the multifamily world, resident satisfaction isn't just a nice-to-have. It's a critical driver of renewals and, ultimately, your Net Operating Income (NOI).

Entrata recently hosted a webinar on a critical new challenge for property owners—the new Building Performance Standards (BPS).

A recent webinar, "How AI is Transforming Multifamily Leasing," dove into why AI-powered leasing isn't just a trend, but a necessity for property managers today

In today's challenging economic landscape, with inflation and shifting market dynamics, controlling operating costs is more critical than ever.

Medical debt can lower credit scores, impacting access to loans, housing, or employment.

Let's explore the tangible value that business intelligence (BI) and predictive analytics can bring to your organization. These aren't just buzzwords. They are powerful tools that can transform how you operate, make decisions, and ultimately drive success.

In a recent installment of Entrata's Resident Experts webinar series, Virginia Love, Industry Principal at Entrata, welcomed Jennifer Cassidy, President of Property Operations and Experience at Cardinal Management Group. Cassidy, a seasoned leader with over two decades in the student housing industry, is renowned for her focus on driving revenue, maximizing expense efficiencies, and building long-term asset value.

In this post, we highlight fee transparency laws passed so far in the 2025 legislative session.

Investing in property management software is a high-stakes game. You're looking for solutions that boost efficiency, cut costs, and ultimately drive revenue – all while keeping your residents and prospects happy. But what happens when the very technology you hoped would streamline operations ends up creating friction and frustration for the people you serve?