AATC is committed to providing you with the best possible multifamily business development resources to allow you to serve your customers—your residents. Below are some of the top reasons you… Continue reading

Rent Growth Differences Emerging at Floorplan Level With change and heightened uncertainty in the air both for the multifamily industry specifically and the economy more broadly, it is of particular… Continue reading

9-time Region 6 Maintenance Mania Champ, Angel Diaz, and James Buford, American Landmark, AATC’s Maintenance Mania Chair. Maintenance teams are the core of the multifamily business. You rely on them… Continue reading

In politics, the perception of power is power. If your opponents believe you are a formidable force, then you are, regardless of the limits of your actual authority. More than… Continue reading

We are all learning to navigate the new business reality forced upon us by supply chain challenges, inflation, and post-pandemic market demand. Our industry would not have been able to… Continue reading

Multifamily is an exciting and vibrant industry to work for, but it is subject to a lot of seasonality. The ebbs and flows of resident traffic are difficult to predict… Continue reading

Mid-Year Multifamily Review At the national level, the first half of the year was characterized by a slowdown in deliveries compared to the same period last year, a much steeper… Continue reading

Stabilized Properties Bearing the Brunt of Reduced Demand This year has brought many changes for the multifamily sector, especially a 70% decline in net absorption through May compared to last… Continue reading

The cost of essential consumer goods continues to rise, gas prices are up, and food prices continue to climb. Inflation is real. As our companies, industry, and residents slowly begin… Continue reading

The Texas State Library and Archive Commission maintain all the official Texas state symbols. From the bluebonnet (state flower) to the mockingbird (state bird) and pecan (state tree) to 42… Continue reading