AppFolio Property Management, one of a suite of companies under the AppFolio name, recently conducted survey to delve into important criteria that renters are looking for in the current multifamily space. The survey results, meant to be used as advice to its customers, professional property managers who oversee anywhere between 10 and 5,000 units, also point to national trends in the multifamily rental segment as a whole.
- AppFolio Property Management recently conducted a national survey about the apartment rental process.
- In Houston, the rental market is still steady.
- Millennials want to transact their personal business, including renting an apartment, digitally whenever possible.
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