Amenities aren’t just extras anymore—they’re essential to how today’s renters choose where to live and whether they stay. From smart home tech and wellness spaces to thoughtfully designed community areas, multifamily properties that invest in meaningful amenities see higher satisfaction, stronger retention, and improved ROI. 

The luxury hospitality approach is revolutionizing senior housing development. Forward-thinking developers are creating environments that rival high-end resorts with concierge services, movie theaters, wine lounges, and pet-friendly spaces that accommodate older adults' needs. These premium amenities aren't just nice-to-haves—they're driving measurable business results with occupancy rates 5-10% above market averages, reduced turnover, and stronger word-of-mouth referrals. Is your development strategy incorporating the lifestyle amenities that today's discerning seniors expect? 

Senior living has evolved beyond basic housing to become strategic investment opportunities. According to the "Emerging Trends in Real Estate 2025" report, senior housing ranks among top investment prospects, outperforming traditional property types. Today's 55+ communities prioritize accessibility, safety, and wellness through thoughtfully designed amenities that support independent living. With baby boomers controlling 52% of America's wealth ($75 trillion) and their population growing by 4.5M between 2024-2030, purpose-built communities with fitness centers, wellness programs, and robust social activities are seeing higher occupancy rates and lower turnover. Is your portfolio positioned to capitalize on this demographic shift that's redefining multifamily living for older Americans? 

For families in the rental market, practical amenities aren’t just preferences—they’re essentials.  

Smart technology and remote work amenities have shifted from perks to prerequisites in multifamily housing. 

South LA has steadily evolved from an overlooked district to an increasingly attractive multifamily investment market. Since 2015, infrastructure expansion, cultural investments, and shifting demographics have reshaped the area, creating new 

Clarendon has been selected by the Housing Authority of the City of Los Angeles (HACLA) to provide Reviews of HUD Section 8 Rent Comparability Studies (RCS) for a ten-county area of Southern California. 

Los Angeles continues to rank among the world's top cities, but its multifamily investment landscape is evolving dramatically. Downtown LA shows remarkable resilience with 55,000 residential units and 27,000 more in the pipeline, while the broader LA market has seen its share of U.S. apartment investment decline from 5.4% to 3.7%. This divergence reflects the impact of regulatory challenges that have prompted major institutional investors to reconsider their positions. For strategic investors, DTLA's diverse neighborhoods and innovative adaptive reuse programs—which account for 24% of existing inventory—continue to offer compelling opportunities.

Investing in community amenities isn’t just about enhancing resident experience—it’s a proven strategy for driving rental premiums and increasing long-term property value. According to Greystar’s 2024 survey, features like clubhouses, co-working spaces, and pet-friendly areas can command rent increases while also reducing turnover and marketing costs. 

Community amenities are no longer just an added bonus—they’re a key driver of resident satisfaction and property value. According to Greystar’s 2024 survey, thoughtfully designed social spaces not only enhance tenant experience but also lead to higher lease renewal rates, reduced vacancies, and rental premiums. 

Discover how strategic investments in wellness amenities can transform your rental properties. From comprehensive fitness facilities to biophilic design elements, these enhancements drive measurable returns with rental premiums, reduced turnover rates and faster lease-up periods. With the U.S. leading the wellness real estate movement at $181 billion, properties without these features risk competitive disadvantage. Ready to unlock your property's potential? Contact us for expert rent studies today! 

Health and wellness amenities are no longer luxury add-ons but essential features driving multifamily property value. According to the Global Wellness Institute, the wellness real estate market has skyrocketed from $225 billion in 2019 to $438 billion in 2023, with projections showing it will reach $913 billion by 2028. 

Discover how strategic investments in technology and modern amenities can transform your rental properties. From smart building infrastructure to energy management systems, these enhancements drive tenant satisfaction, operational efficiency, and property value. Ready to unlock your property's potential? Contact us for expert rent studies today!

Greystar's 2024 Design Survey highlights a transformative shift in multifamily housing, where smart technology amenities have evolved from luxury features to essential drivers of property value. Modern renters are showing strong preference for properties equipped with controlled access systems, smart locks, and integrated property management technologies. For property owners and investors, strategic implementation of these smart features delivers multiple benefits: commanding higher rental premiums, reducing operational costs through improved energy efficiency, and minimizing maintenance expenses through preventative monitoring. As the smart home market continues its rapid growth, multifamily properties that embrace comprehensive technology integration are positioning themselves as market leaders, achieving stronger occupancy rates and improved operational efficiency in an increasingly competitive landscape. 

Detroit's Midtown district is experiencing unprecedented growth, transforming from its historic Cass Corridor roots into a thriving urban center. This 3.3-square-mile neighborhood showcases robust development activity, highlighted by the $377 million Mid project near Whole Foods and successful mixed-income developments like Brush Watson. Anchored by Wayne State University and the Henry Ford Health System, Midtown combines cultural amenities, including the Detroit Institute of Arts and Detroit Symphony Orchestra, with modern transit infrastructure through the M-1 Light Rail project. The district's special zoning designation and strong foundation support are attracting developers, while maintaining a balance of market-rate and affordable housing options. As Detroit's premier development district, Midtown demonstrates how strategic urban planning and community investment can create sustainable neighborhood revitalization. 

Detroit's urban revival stands as a leading example of successful city transformation in 2025, marked by strategic development in multifamily housing, adaptive reuse projects, and innovative urban planning. This comprehensive analysis explores how the Motor City has become a blueprint for post-industrial urban renewal, with particular focus on its thriving Midtown district and mixed-use developments. 

Are you an investor or owner in the real estate market seeking to maximize your returns while ensuring your properties are competitive and appealing? In today's dynamic market, the value of your property's amenities is a key factor in attracting and retaining residents. 

The pandemic has accelerated this evolution, transforming SF rentals from a niche market to a full-blown sector, while reshaping MF amenity   preferences. This transformation coincides with a significant shift in renter demographics, as more affluent households deliberately choose to rent rather than buy, driving demand for premium amenities across both property types.

Navigating HUD guidelines can be complex, but our custom solutions for market alignment simplify the process. Our approach ensures compliance, efficiency, and flexibility, helping you align rents with the market. Discover the benefits and real-world success stories in our latest article and how our expert-driven service can enhance your property value and resident satisfaction. 

The multifamily apartment amenity landscape has transformed from basic necessities like indoor plumbing to sophisticated features such as fitness centers, pet-friendly spaces, and smart home technologies, significantly influencing property values and resident satisfaction.  

Cleveland’s Opportunity Corridor is revitalizing the city’s east side, transforming underutilized areas into thriving communities. Completed in 2021, this $330 million project connects University Circle with I-490, enhancing connectivity and driving multifamily development in Fairfax, Kinsman, and Slavic Village. More than a roadway, the corridor integrates pedestrian and bike paths, fostering sustainable urban design. Key developments, including mixed-income housing and the Fairfax Market, are bridging economic divides and addressing food insecurity. With ongoing investments in site redevelopment and job training, Cleveland’s Opportunity Corridor is a national model for equitable growth and urban renewal.

Cleveland has undergone a remarkable transformation over the past decade, earning a spot among the world's best cities. Ranked 70th globally by World's Best Cities, Cleveland outshines cities like Hong Kong and Rio de Janeiro.  

Cincinnati’s adaptive reuse sector is a small but impactful part of its multifamily market, representing about 10% of downtown units. While new developments dominate, adaptive reuse projects like The Provident and Textile Apartments highlight the potential for office-to-residential conversions to stabilize occupancy and drive rent growth.  

Cincinnati is at the forefront of office-to-residential conversions, blending history with modern living. Notable projects include The Provident, a former bank headquarters converted into 161 market-rate apartments. And 7W7, a Former Macy’s HQ, under redevelopment to deliver 341 units by 2025.