Interesting read from The Wall Street Journal on trending #amenities in the US. ⬇ Jerod Shelton, Head of Marketing and Sales at Good Filling, says:
"At Good Filling, we’ve noticed a growing trend towards sustainability-focused amenities (onsite composting, community gardens, beekeeping, delivery services provided by The Rounds, TULU, and Bevi, just to name a few). Tenants and management at Greystar properties in Boston have given us wonderful feedback about our zero-waste vending solutions, highlighting their desire for both convenience and eco-friendly options. It’s interesting to think about how these trends might converge in the future, with residents seeking comprehensive amenities that cater to both practicality and rapidly growing environmental consciousness, while management seeks ever more clever and affordable ways to differentiate their properties."
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Ever wondered which amenities are trending across the US? Of course, gyms and pools are great but what are residents prioritizing the most? On-site parking!
According to Quinn Eddins, who heads research and analytics for Greystar's property management division, residents in cities like Los Angeles often pay a premium for parking compared to those in Atlanta and other South-eastern areas.
Read more: https://lnkd.in/efuvv2-a
Check out the full article by Alina Dizik in The Wall Street Journal: https://lnkd.in/eE8FzEc7
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1moI wonder if on-site parking will continue to be a top priority for residents in urban areas where municipalities are investing heavily in public transportation infrastructure. At Good Filling, we’ve noticed a growing trend towards sustainability-focused amenities (onsite composting, community gardens, beekeeping, delivery services provided by The Rounds, TULU, and Bevi, just to name a few). Tenants and management at Greystar properties in Boston have given us wonderful feedback about our zero-waste vending solutions, highlighting their desire for both convenience and eco-friendly options. It’s interesting to think about how these trends might converge in the future, with residents seeking comprehensive amenities that cater to both practicality and rapidly growing environmental consciousness, while management seeks ever more clever and affordable ways to differentiate their properties. Looking forward to seeing how these amenity trends evolve!