February 2019
| The monthly e-newsletter of the Florida Apartment Association
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The apartment industry recognizes the housing shortage has impacted housing affordability in Central Florida and looks forward to working collaboratively with state and local policymakers to increase the supply and affordability of housing in the state of Florida. While some lawmakers may view rent control as a viable option, in practice these policies have demonstrable and well-documented negative effects.
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The Florida Apartment Association's pre-session legislative update conference call will take place on Friday, March 1, at 11 AM.
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FAA members can purchase a discounted registration for the NAA Apartmentalize Conference, which takes place June 26-29, 2019, in Denver. Click "Learn More" to download a registration form. Email rona@faahq.org if you have questions or require assistance.
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Twenty-eight companies representing 733 properties and 182,602 units took part in a 2018 study of compensation and benefits currently being paid to multifamily management and maintenance professionals across Florida. The survey sample represents 29 percent of Florida’s apartment industry.
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With some observers predicting an improving vacancy environment this spring, it is a good time for on-site teams to think about how they’re using technology and old-fashioned grassroots marketing.
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Even though an employee may have tenure, it does not mean they should be leading a team.
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Leasing to spouses who are separated requires a special touch.
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Review highlights from last year's conference and important dates to note for the 2019 FAA Annual Conference & Trade Show.
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A more robust and comprehensive supplier directory has replaced the old PSC Buyer's Guide, which in many cases only included one company under a specific category.
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FAA offers opportunities to reach prospects at events throughout the year.
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Save the Date: Wednesday, May 22, 2019
2:00 PM - 5:00 PM
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