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News, insights, and perspectives on tech, trends, and multifamily housing—from the people behind Entrata.

Rent Reporting Webinar

Resident Experts with Travis Honaker

Entrata President Chase Harrington recently sat down with Travis Honaker, Product Development Manager in the multifamily division of Fannie Mae, to discuss the benefits of positive rent payment reporting.

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Optimizing Multifamily Operations: Balancing Revenue and Expenses

At a panel discussion held at Apartmentalize and led by Stephanie Furman, Senior Vice President of Development Corporate at Entrata, industry experts, including Sherry Freitas from RangeWater, Laine Gomez from Catalyst, and Gardner Reese from Greystar delved into the challenges and opportunities facing property managers today. The conversation centered on the increasing pressure to reduce expenses while maintaining resident satisfaction and driving revenue growth.

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Mastering Tech in Multifamily: Insights from Property Management Pros

At the recent Apartmentalize conference, multifamily industry veteran and Entrata Principal, Virginia Love moderated a panel which included Tracy Bowers of Gallery Residential and Jake Jarman of Redstone Residential. The conversation delved into the impacts technology has on streamlining resident experiences and enhancing resident experiences in the ever-evolving world of multifamily property management.

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Student Turn Strategies that Drive Efficiency

Entrata recently hosted a webinar featuring Rebecca Herrin, Chief of Staff to the CEO at The Collier Companies, Melodie Raab, SVP of Support Services at Asset Living, and Keri Goins, Direct of Operations Systems at Landmark Properties, to discuss key wins from the previous leasing season and what they are doing to prepare for the coming school year.

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The American Dream is Evolving

Earlier this year Entrata partnered with PureSpectrum to survey approximately 2,000 renters of varying income levels across the United States to get a better grasp of what today’s renter values most.

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