In today's hyper-competitive rental market, staying ahead requires more than good property management—it demands strategic revenue optimization, regulatory compliance, and technological savvy.

Join Doug Chasick for this essential 60-minute webinar designed specifically for apartment management professionals looking to maximize profitability while navigating 2025's complex regulatory landscape.

As an apartment manager or property management executive, you're facing unprecedented pressure from multiple directions including market volatility making traditional pricing models increasingly ineffective; new regulatory scrutiny targeting common fee practices in the rental industry; tech-savvy competitors leveraging advanced algorithms to optimize their pricing; resident expectations for transparency in fees and pricing structures; and revenue targets that continue to climb despite these challenges.

If you're feeling the squeeze from any of these forces, you're not alone. The multifamily industry is undergoing a fundamental transformation in how properties approach revenue management, and those who fail to adapt risk being left behind. Join us to increase your understanding of the latest developments in revenue management, the regulatory landscape around junk fees, and the role of algorithms in driving pricing and operational decisions.

Webinar Objectives

Understand the key principles and best practices of revenue management in the multifamily housing market.

Gain an overview of "junk fees," how they are regulated, and how to avoid legal pitfalls.

Learn how algorithms and data-driven pricing models are transforming revenue management and operational efficiency.

Webinar Highlights

• Dynamic Pricing
• Demand Forecasting
• Occupancy Optimization
• The Impact of Junk Fees
• Define Junk Fees
• The Regulatory Landscape
• Best Practices for Fee Management
• Algorithms and Data-Driven Pricing
• What is Algorithmic Pricing
• Benefits of Using Algorithms in Revenue Management
• Ethical Considerations
• Rent control laws, transparency requirements, and maximum allowable fees.
• Best Practices for Fee Management

Who Should Attend

Regional/Area Managers, Community Managers and Assistant Managers, Training, Compliance and HR Professionals.