Embrace the future of work with these multifamily work from home amenities
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As the effects of the pandemic continue to subside, one thing remains true: people want to work from home.
Because of this, it's more important now than ever to outfit your property with work from home amenities to nurture productivity and well-being.
Ten must-have work from home amenities for your multifamily residents
In April 2022, one-third of the American labor force worked remotely full-time, while 62% worked remotely at least once a week. And these numbers are expected to grow, suggesting that remote work is here to stay.?
So, how do you adapt to this future of work as a property manager? One way is to provide work from home amenities that attract and retain residents working remotely.
Luckily, appealing to remote workers is simple! In fact, just a few upgrades can accommodate remote workers without disturbing other residents.?
Luxury rental buildings offer co-working spaces, private suites and podcast booths to lure tenants working from home, report says
“Luxury rental developers are attracting prospective tenants to their new builds by offering amenities including co-working spaces, private office suites, cameras, podcasts and phone booths, a New York Times report says…
Developers embraced the innovative offering of turning residential spaces into areas for tenants to work from home during the pandemic. One Miami Beach development started offering private office suites to its residents in 2020 as Covid-19 restrictions drove the trend in working from home.”
Here’s why apartments with coworking space are all the rage
The working landscape is rapidly changing, making traditional offices less needed. As a result, apartments with coworking spaces are quickly becoming a highly sought apartment amenity. With the right planning, shared workspaces for residents who work from home in multifamily buildings can become a reality.
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If the prospect of coworking spaces in multifamily buildings is of interest to you, keep reading to find out what it takes to make them successful.
Five new (and inexpensive!) ideas to appeal to renters who work from home
“COVID-19 is no longer a public health emergency. And that means the pandemic is officially over.
But of course, some things have been forever changed. Teleconferences—and even telehealth appointments—are now the norm. Many restaurants have given up paper menus and have moved fully to QR codes. And, I don't know about all of you, but I will now always keep an emergency supply of toilet paper, just in case.
One big thing that has changed is that more people are working from home, either full time or on a hybrid schedule. For multifamily operators, this means changes in both communal amenity spaces and in apartments.”
Tips for upgrading your multifamily building for remote workers
In January 2020, only 10% or less of Americans worked remotely full time. But now, about 25% of the US labor force is expected to continue working remotely even after COVID-19 is long gone.?
So, what does this mean for you as a multifamily property owner, developer, or manager? The shift to working from home has profound implications for the real estate industry. Renters and buyers now look for building technology and coworking spaces when apartment-hunting.
Read on to learn more about the work-from-home trend and how you can upgrade your apartment building to accommodate remote workers.
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Realtor Associate @ Next Trend Realty LLC | HAR REALTOR, IRS Tax Preparer
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