Random question, but I'm curious, how did y'all's communities get their names? Did the developer just pick a name they liked? Did some agency get hired to come up with a good one?
Any particularly great or particularly bad apartment building names you've seen?
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Help! Ownership is asking for our recommendation on setting parking prices for a new community (200 unit midrise) we're managing.
Q: Do you charge for parking at your community? If so, how much do you charge for which spots and under what circumstances? And most important — why and how did you decide on that?
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We charge for parking garage access, $95/ month. Street/uncovered parking is free. I'm at a suburban garden style property, downtown Denver is $150 minimum...When I started in 2001, carports were included with rent in AZ & CA.
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That's a great comparison! This is Riverside County, CA. How did you come to those prices?
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Primarily competitor comparisons AND considering what we can charge vs what we should.
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Some of my previous communities were named for the street they were on which just seemed kinda lame