Are We Moving Beyond In-Person Tours? Leasing offices have long been the cornerstone of multifamily property management. They’ve served as the place where potential residents step in, ask questions, and finalize their decisions. But with the rise of digital tools, immersive virtual... Continue Reading
Average rent is down in Metro Denver since 2022 while rents are up 18% nationally according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. A record number of new apartments has proven that the key to affordable housing is more supply, not more regulation. Continue Reading
Average rents in Metro Denver have dropped 3.7% year over year according to the latest Vacancy & Rent Report released Thursday by the Apartment Association of Metro Denver (AAMD). Rental rates in the region are down $71 since the second quarter of 2024 and $46 lower than the same period in... Continue Reading
Managing apartment communities along Colorado’s Front Range requires balancing curb appeal with sustainable water practices. With the region’s semi-arid climate, unpredictable weather patterns, and increasingly strict water-use regulations, property managers must adopt smart... Continue Reading
The multifamily housing industry is built on a foundation of leadership, collaboration, and commitment—values that continue to define its strength and direction. As we stand at a pivotal point of transition and opportunity, the road ahead calls us to elevate our purpose, reinforce our... Continue Reading
The Apartment Association of Metro Denver (AAMD) proudly celebrated the outstanding contributions of its members at the June Awards Ceremony. The evening honored individuals who exemplify the values of service, leadership, education, advocacy, and community engagement. Below is a recap of our... Continue Reading
I can’t believe it has already been a year since I wrote my first incoming President’s article for Trends and delivered my installation speech at June Awards. I recently heard this statement from a good friend who said that whatever age you are in life translates to “the... Continue Reading
The First Regular Session of Colorado's 75th General Assembly concluded on May 7, 2025, marking the end of a busy 120-day legislative cycle. Legislators introduced 657 bills this year, slightly fewer than the 706 in 2024, but the impact was no less significant. For the Colorado Apartment... Continue Reading
In a sea of apartment ads and email campaigns, today’s renters are no longer impressed by broad-stroke marketing. They want to feel seen, understood, and catered to. And with the ever-expanding capabilities of data-driven tools, multifamily brands now have the opportunity to speak directly... Continue Reading
Maintaining a safe and healthy living environment in apartment buildings requires proactive management of environmental hazards. Issues such as asbestos, lead paint, mold, andmethamphetamine contamination can pose serious health risks to residents and financial liabilities for property owners.... Continue Reading
Sales can be a highly competitive market, regardless of what you're selling. I firmly believe in the power of networking. In my 15 years of experience in Multi-family on the property level has provided me with valuable insight and an expansive network. Cultivating your network and establishing a... Continue Reading
