Monthly Archives: July 2010

What Double Dip? Colonial Pushes Richmond Rents 14 Percent.

Worried about raising your rents in the face of that “double-dip” recession that’s lurking around the corner? Don’t tell that to the executive team at Colonial Properties Trust. In a 2Q 2010 conference call that provided plenty of nuggets for apartment pricing professionals to chew on, the company reported that it pushed collective rents by [...]

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Revenue Manager Q & A: AMLI’s Rich Hughes, Part 2

The following is Part 2 of our Q & A with AMLI’s Rich Hughes, where we talked about revenue management career paths within multifamily, the adoption of yield management in the current environment and how revenue management principles are slowly but surely changing key metrics for the apartment industry. You can read Part 1 here. [...]

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Revenue Manager Q & A: AMLI’s Rich Hughes, Part 1

Archstone’s Donald Davidoff is widely viewed as the leading pioneer of revenue management in the multifamily industry. But he’s also helped bring up a generation of revenue managers who now apply the science – and art – of revenue management across the apartment industry. Among them is Rich Hughes, revenue manager at Chicago-based AMLI Residential. [...]

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RevMan in the Recession: Listen to Davidoff and Steiner Jovanovic

If you still need evidence of how revenue management can help stop the bleeding in a falling market, or get you to the top faster in a rising one, listen to the tete-a-tete between Archstone’s Donald Davidoff and RealPage’s Janine Steiner Jovanovic during the Multifamily Executive Virtual Conference. The two multifamily revenue management mavens outlined [...]

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