
Mission Success: Scaling Impact Through Resident Services | Rebecca Ely & Laura Valean
The episode of Mission Success Women and Multifamily spotlights Rebecca Ely, director of resource development at Operation Pathways, the resident‑services arm of the NHP Foundation. Ely discusses how her career, rooted in social‑justice work from food insecurity to housing affordability, now informs a national fundraising strategy that supports over 30 properties across 11 states. Key insights include the shift from micro‑level community work to macro‑scale resource development, the pivotal role of resident advisory councils in shaping donor narratives, and the importance of mentorship—particularly the influence of Jim Knight at Jubilee Housing—in cultivating leadership potential. Ely also highlights the gender dynamics of affordable‑housing leadership, noting the need for women to set boundaries while embracing broader responsibilities. Notable quotes illustrate her philosophy: "We listen through tenant associations and surveys to build sustainable strategy," and "Mentors open doors and provide critical feedback to help you level up." She ties these ideas to her personal experience as a mother, describing how family‑centered coaching informs her patient, intentional leadership style. The conversation underscores a growing trend: integrating resident services into affordable‑housing models as a funding priority, and the rise of women’s networks that accelerate career advancement. Ely’s vision of scaling fundable resident‑service models signals a shift toward holistic, outcome‑driven housing solutions.

Maximizing NOI With New Technologies | Therese Fitzgerald & Marcie Williams of Bainbridge Cos.
At the Redcon conference, Bainbridge Companies’ chief strategy officer Marcy Williams explained how the firm is leveraging emerging technologies to boost net operating income (NOI). She emphasized that AI and automation take over repetitive tasks, allowing on‑site teams to focus...

$172M Boston Project, Tampa Workforce Housing, NoVa Office-to-Resi Conversion and More!
The video highlights recent financing and development activity in the multifamily sector, spanning Boston, Minneapolis, St. Petersburg, and Alexandria. It covers a $170 million construction loan for Boston’s Building F, a student‑housing refinance in Minnesota, a new workforce‑housing project in Florida, and...

How Maximizing Technology Can Lower Insurance Rates | Read About It in MHN's April Issue
The video, hosted by Multi‑Housing News editorial director Suzann Silverman, explains how AI‑powered predictive‑maintenance tools are reshaping multifamily property management and can directly influence insurance costs. By embedding machine‑learning algorithms into SaaS platforms, owners can anticipate failures in boilers, HVAC, plumbing...

Top Marketers: Winning NYC Multifamily Marketing With Creativity | Michelle Easterlin & Corina Stef
The podcast explores how creativity serves as a genuine competitive edge in New York City’s hyper‑dense multifamily market, featuring Michelle Sterling, VP of Leasing and Marketing at Avery Hall. Drawing on a fashion background, Sterling argues that each building is...

Tackling the Challenge of Workforce Housing | Read About It in MHN's March Issue
The video, hosted by Multi‑Housing News editorial director Suzanne Silverman, frames workforce housing as a “Gordian knot” – a persistent shortage of affordable units for the missing‑middle that lacks a clear solution. Silverman outlines three intertwined levers: zoning reform, financing, and...

Management Diaries: Solving Property Management Friction | Savas Karas & Denile Doyle
The Management Diaries episode tackles why property‑management technology initiatives often stall, focusing on misalignment between corporate strategy and on‑site execution. Savas Karas stresses a systematic, “end‑in‑mind” approach, measuring each step and cutting losses early. He likens alignment failures to the Swiss‑cheese...

Earlier Leasing, Tougher Competition for Student Housing in Early 2026: A Q&A With Tyson Huebner
The video features a Q&A with Tyson Huebner, director of research at Yardi Matrix, discussing how student‑housing leasing cycles are shifting in early 2026. Operators are moving pre‑leasing activity forward, aiming for roughly 50% of beds signed before the spring...

NAA Insights: How to Use Data to Explain Rising Costs to Your Residents | Leah Cuffy & Laura Valean
National Apartment Association’s “Dollar of Rent” tool quantifies how each rent dollar is allocated, offering owners, managers, and policymakers transparent, data‑driven insight into operating costs versus profit. Developed from audited statements of tens of thousands of multifamily properties across 43...

MHN Voices: Lessons From Multifamily’s Next Leaders
The MHN Voices webinar gathered four rising executives—David Rodriguez, Joey Verant, Karen Whipper, and Sarah Young—to discuss how they accelerated their careers in multifamily real‑estate. Moderated by editorial director Suzann Silverman, the session highlighted each leader’s unconventional entry point, from...

First Florida Live Local Act Project Moves Forward, Griffis Launches $550M Fund and More!
The video outlines a flurry of real‑estate transactions spanning multifamily, self‑storage and affordable‑housing sectors, anchored by the debut of Florida’s Live Local Act development and the launch of a $550 million value‑add fund. Milhouse, partnered with Marble Capital and general contractor Favor...

Student Housing Unlocked: What Defines the Sector in 2026? | Beau Garot & Olivia Bunescu
The podcast episode “Student Housing Unlocked” features Bill Garot, co‑head of education transactions at Harrison Street Asset Management, discussing the sector’s outlook for 2026. With a $24 billion portfolio of 427 properties and over 240,000 beds, Harrison Street provides a benchmark...

MHN Tech Pulse: The State of Multifamily Technology | Kevin Donnelly & Matthew Kaufman
The inaugural MHN Tech Pulse episode introduces listeners to the evolving intersection of technology and multifamily housing, featuring Kevin Donnelly, the first executive director and chief advocacy officer of Retsy, the real‑estate technology and transformation center. Donnelly outlines Retsy’s mission...

Related & BH Team up for Palm Beach Condo, Construction Starts on $880M HueHub in Miami and More!
The segment highlighted a slate of new multifamily projects spanning senior, student and mixed‑use sectors, from Chicago’s Presbyterian Living expansion to Miami’s $880 million Hue Hub development. Presbyterian Living secured nearly $163 million in tax‑exempt bonds from the Illinois Finance Authority to add...

The Architecture of a Community | Vincent Myers & Maria Maruta
The interview with Vincent Myers centers on how his father, New Jersey’s first African‑American architect, influenced his perception of architecture as a tool for representation and community building. Myers recounts childhood memories of watching his father work, noting that constant...