The practice of dynamic lease pricing involves adjusting apartment valuations to reflect ever-changing market conditions. Specifically, the practice allows property managers to utilize readily available data to potentially set a higher price during periods of greater demand and a lower price when demand dips — think “surge” pricing.
Three Ways Apartment Investors Can Maximize Rents and Minimize Vacancies During Chicago’s Off-Season
Rents are declining in Chicago — fast. It doesn’t have to do with inflation or a pending recession, rather it’s seasonality. At High Fidelity Property Management, we typically see an annual trend of decline by as much as 15-20% from the high-water mark in June to the bottom in February.