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The Lease-Up

The Lease-Up is a podcast series that explores issues within the multifamily housing industry, including trends, legislation impacting the market and insights from leading industry figures. Find more at our website: www.multihousingnews.com

Podcast · By Multi-Housing News · English · Official site

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Sep 9, 2026
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Jul 16, 2026

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  1. Episode · Sep 9, 2026

    Top Marketers: When Development Marketing Starts Before the Building (opens the original)

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    Great development marketing starts long before a project has a name, a logo or even an architect. Increasingly, marketers are involved at the earliest stages of development, helping developers understand market demand, evaluate sites and make decisions about everything from unit mix to the overall resident experience. This episode of Multi-Housing News’ Top Marketers podcast explores how marketing can shape development strategy from the ground up—and how a deeper understanding of the market can

  2. Episode · Aug 26, 2026

    Management Diaries: Rethinking Staffing in Property Management (opens the original)

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    RPM Living Chief People Officer David Lynch talks with MHN’s Denile Doyle about the connection between how companies support their on-site teams and the experience those teams create for residents. Lynch pushes back on the idea that an employee will leave for another company for 50 cents and that’s the whole story. He firmly believes that it goes beyond that. He also breaks down his “skill-will-ability” approach to hiring and training and explains how executives can improve consistency in proces

  3. Episode · Aug 20, 2026

    Mission Success: Where American Landmark’s New CIO Sees Opportunity (opens the original)

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    After more than two decades working across real estate banking, structured finance, lending and investment management, Elizabeth Roy has learned to look at a deal from more than one angle. Now, as the newly appointed chief investment officer of American Landmark Apartments, she's bringing that perspective to a multifamily market where capital is expensive, supply dynamics are shifting and investors are being forced to rethink what creates value. In this episode of Mission Success: Women in Multi

  4. Episode · Aug 12, 2026

    Top Marketers: Multifamily Branding That Evolves With Resident Expectations (opens the original)

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    Strong multifamily branding isn't built through campaigns alone. In today's apartment industry, long-term success depends on understanding changing renter expectations, listening to resident feedback and delivering a consistent brand experience across every touchpoint—from digital interactions to everyday life inside the community. This episode of Multi-Housing News' Top Marketers podcast explores how a hospitality-driven multifamily brand scales its marketing and communications while preserving

  5. Episode · Jul 22, 2026

    Management Diaries: Winning the Renewal Conversation (opens the original)

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    Village Green Executive Vice President of Operations Matt Guenther chats with MHN’s Denile Doyle about how renewals have evolved since he first started out in the industry and why retention is a year-round effort. He explains what sets the tone for whether someone stays or leaves and the importance of controlling your controllables. Here are a few highlights from this episode: (2:15) How renewals evolved from simple flat increases to a much more nuanced process (4:03) What residents are really w

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