By John Triplett
A new survey says renters want flexible monthly payment plans, loyalty programs and help with the stress of moving.
The RealPage survey of more than 2,000 renters showed:
The 2024 National Multifamily Renter Study shows the multifamily housing industry must adapt and enhance its offerings to attract and retain residents amid the changing rental landscape and increase in supply, RealPage said in a release.
“It’s a renter’s market, and they demand more from moving assistance, loyalty programs and payment options to enhance their living experience,” Rob Franklin, Senior Vice President and General Manager of Resident Solutions at RealPage, said in a release. “This national survey confirms the modern experience renters want today, and we are thrilled to bring it to them with LOFT™, RealPage’s fully integrated resident experience platform.”
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Overall, the survey responses showed that enhanced offerings from a property manager, such as a seamless digital app and loyalty programs, factor heavily into a resident’s decision to select an apartment and renew. Research shows 97% of respondents would choose a specific unit and renew their lease if they were offered improved benefits from property management companies.
The study, conducted by Dimensional Research, was presented during RealWorld 2024, the company’s conference that brings together nearly 1,500 registered attendees from the multifamily community to highlight innovations in the rental housing industry. All 2,011 qualified study participants were currently paying rent for an apartment in a multi-unit building operated by a property management company. All were between 18 and 55 years of age living in the United States. A mix of genders, household incomes, regions and demographics were captured to enable analysis by various categories.
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