Buzz Sessions

Have you heard the buzz? Yardi is hosting a new series of free thought leadership events for small to mid-size property managers across the US. These Property Management Buzz Sessions bring together industry experts and local professionals for networking, educatiG2Buzzonal sessions and conversation about local market conditions.

The most recent Property Management Buzz Session just popped up earlier this month! Twenty-eight representatives from sixteen companies met with the Yardi team at the InterContinental Los Angeles in Century City. The event lasted from 9 a.m. until just after noon, starting with a networking breakfast to energize the group for the full agenda ahead.

5 Keys to Property Management Success

The first presentation of the Buzz Session took attendees through a high-level overview of changing trends in today’s marketplace. It included discussions about mobility, Millennials and modern renter expectations. Did you know that 85% of renters prefer to apply online? What does that mean for businesses that want to stay competitive? Heather Burleson talked through winning strategies for busy multifamily and commercial property managers.

Metro LA Market Trends & Report

Next David Dent from the Yardi Matrix team took the floor to share a closer look at local market trends in LA. Data shows that apartment rents are still rising steadily in the area and new units projected for completion will add the most growth to downtown, Westlake and Koreatown. Commercial real estate conditions indicate that LA office inventory is also growing, and the group reviewed vacancies, rental prices and new supply.

Attendees each received a complimentary market report to take back with them to share with their offices. David remained available after the session, and guests took advantage of the opportunity to ask questions one on one.

Ensuring Software Success

In addition to Yardi staff members, an expert from JDR Consulting joined the event to offer insight into successful software implementations. For companies considering adding to or changing the technology they use, JDR walked the audience through steps that are often overlooked or rushed, including getting buy-in from leadership and stakeholders. This presentation featured multiple tips designed to get teams working together successfully toward the same goal.

Yardi Genesis2

The Buzz Session also highlighted Genesis2, Yardi’s mobile property management and accounting platform for both residential and commercial businesses managing 1000 units or less. Staff was on hand to answer a variety of functionality questions. If you want to learn more about Genesis2, request a personalized demo that fits your schedule.

Next Up: Free Web Event

The next Buzz Session is happening online so more people can join us! Register now to attend this hour-long live event on September 7. Each participant will also receive a free Yardi Matrix report, including a detailed analysis of national housing statistics and forecasts.

 

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Geneva Ives is a senior marketing manager at Yardi. Based in Santa Barbara, her focus is on marketing strategies for multifamily. If you want to talk about content strategy, search optimization, food or knitting, feel free to get in touch.

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