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As renters increasingly demand price transparency, the multifamily industry is adapting to meet their expectations. A recent panel discussion at this year’s AIM conference explored the path ahead.

For renters searching in New York City, Apartments.com offers a distinctive search experience that reflects the city’s unique character. Here’s what apartment owners and operators need to know about reaching NYC renters.

The Apartments.com marketing campaign kicked off during March Madness, and lucky 13 winners got to join the celebrations. See who scored what in this year’s basketball bonanza.

Safety is a top priority for renters. Here’s how you can improve your community’s security and show renters that you care about keeping them safe.

At this year’s NAA Apartmentalize conference, it’s time to play your cards right. Check out the top reasons to swing by the Apartments.com booth.

Char McCurdy of Summit Property Management joins Marcia B. to share her centralization success story, history of advocacy, and bright outlook for the industry.

Get to know the winners of our #APTeamsDay contest! As the official sponsor of NAA’s Apartment Onsite Teams Day, we’re proud to celebrate three of the many onsite superstars who keep the industry thriving.

We’re celebrating property staff for Apartment Onsite Teams Day. Meet some of these hardworking professionals — and discover what their colleagues and residents love about them.

Amenities can make or break a renter’s decision. Here’s which ones rise to the top, according to the latest survey by Apartments.com.

Apartments.com’s latest marketing campaign is here. Featuring the iconic Brad Bellflower across TV, streaming video and audio, and social media, these ads will help drive millions of renters to your properties.

In honor of Earth Day, explore these ways to reduce your community’s environmental footprint. Going green can help you conserve resources, lower your bills, and attract environmentally conscious renters.

Rent growth and vacancy continue to hold steady, according to the latest CoStar data for the first quarter. Asking rents remained at 1.1 percent nationally, while vacancy averaged 8.1 percent.