We conducted several user interviews and surveys and a lot of users said that they were more interested in being able to communicate with other folks in messages and in the forums for advice.

Generic, cookie-cutter homes are facing intense pricing pressure, while unique, design-forward properties are commanding premium rates and winning bookings.

You should not have to replace for 20+ years and it is the growing standard especially if you are attracting middle to high end user. 

The commercial real estate landscape is experiencing a dramatic geographic pivot, with traditional powerhouses losing steam while overlooked regions emerge as institutional favorites.The Midwest's Moment Has ArrivedForget the "flyover" stereotype—Midwest cities are commanding serious attention from multifamily investors.

The renovated unit would command around $2,300 per month in rent, excluding utilities, and is very close to the Elementary and Middle school.

The user interfaces on ALL these real estate softwares are dreadful...quickly thrown together, non intuitive and bloated...designed to sell features and make sales to a hungry, burgeoning real estate investor marketplace...'

I’ve tested out the one they promoted at BP here and it’s not as user friendly plus they have more fees.

VRBO will get there too if they get enough market shareEnshittification is when an online platform becomes more monetized and less user-oriented the longer it lasts.

is the building and space such that you can easily plug a similar user in the space and be off and running? 

Also would be happy to substantiate that ARV for you... seems a little high for the square footage, but there are certainly neighborhoods here that command that.