Through community-driven operations, Common’s offering will cater to professionals re-entering New York as the city reopens

Common’s community of residents is a microcosm for larger trends taking place among renters and the multifamily industry. For other multifamily operators to keep up, they’ll need to leverage the following trends.

The innovative property management brand will enter the Tampa Bay market with the 481-unit flagship property in St. Petersburg

Cities in the sunbelt see an increase in popularity and the necessity for coliving becomes clear as the housing crisis continues.

Cities advocate for affordable housing and the pandemic continues to impact operators.

While many owners choose to leverage Common’s brand and team from the ground-up, you can still work with Common’s at your building at any stage.