I'd disagree that Franklinton and linden have the most development in columbus by project number or dollar volume. they are def transitioning but way too small to even get close.

They make good $ by ‘selling’ volume of deals and making a few $k on each.

We had a tenant updating a log daily to insure we’re don’t have any red flags or spike in usage to help detect any issues, but he’s taking a full time job and can no longer commit to the daily monitoring.We have a Sensus flow meter that appears to have remote monitoring of options, but there’s not a lot of contacts with experience with the products and it appears to need a lot of other components in-order to access all of its functions.We could use a whole home remote meter, but I wasn’t sure due to the total usage volume with a 26 home park if that would be an intelligent route or not.Primary need is remote reading of the water usage.Thanks for any insights you can provide!

These KPIs function as vital measurements, tracking our progress and highlighting areas where we may improve.Keep an eye on the following KPIs:Leads and Leases: Tracking the number of leads generated and the conversion rate into signed leases allows you to evaluate the effectiveness of your marketing and leasing tactics, assuring a continual supply of new residents.Renewal Rates and Lease Trade Out: Monitoring the percentage of lease renewals and lease trade-outs (residents upgrading or downgrading units) provides insight into resident satisfaction as well as the opportunity to maximize rental income through optimal lease terms.Occupancy - Physical & Economic: Tracking both physical (actually occupied units) and economic occupancy (rental income collected) helps monitor general demand, pricing strategy, and the property's financial health.Current and Past Due Delinquency: Tracking the percentage of current and past due rent payments is critical for cash flow management and spotting potential collection issues or the need for lease enforcement.Work Orders and Reviews: Tracking the volume and timeliness of work orders, as well as resident reviews and satisfaction ratings, assists in determining the quality of property management and maintenance services offered.Actual vs.

Greetings,Here is an update on the current National Commercial Retail Real Estate Market in The United States of America:Retail transaction volume fell to about $50 billion in 2023.

Sales volume has remained strong relative to the nation despite the rise in interest rates, both due to local policy changes and distress.

In contrast, institutional buyers were behind 10% of dollar volumes in 2023.

Initial estimates of transaction volume in 2023 suggest that a little less than $35 billion traded hands last year, a level reminiscent of the post-Global Financial Crisis recovery.As quarterly sales volumes have dipped below the pandemic's lowest points, 2023 sales volumes fell nearly 60% below 2022 levels, mirroring figures from 2010.