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Vendor evaluation is not seasonal. Contracts come up for renewal year-round, and a tool that is not earning its spot does not wait for a convenient month to become a problem. But budget season puts it in sharper focus than usual, since every vendor on the books gets a harder look right as 2027 technology budgets lock in.
Holiday cheer is coming, but so are the holiday package piles. Every year, November and December bring a spike in online shopping that puts pressure on even the most organized communities.
Without the right systems in place, this seasonal surge can lead to overwhelmed package rooms, rising operational costs, and frustrated residents. If you’re not planning ahead now, the holidays will plan themselves right into your budget and staff bandwidth.
Budget season is here, and with it comes the same question every property manager, owner, and developer is asking: what does the rest of 2026 actually look like, and what should that mean for 2027?
That’s why we built the Mid-Year Multifamily Market Report: a data-backed snapshot of the multifamily market trends shaping occupancy, pricing, supply, and operations right now, with a clear “what it means” takeaway for every finding.
August marks the start of budget season for most of the multifamily industry. Over the next 60 to 90 days, property managers are reviewing vendor contracts, owners are stress-testing their 2027 revenue assumptions, and developers are making go or no-go decisions on projects they have been holding.
Everyone is asking the same question: what kind of market are we actually planning into?
Access control used to mean a key and a call box. But, what does Access Control mean today? In this blog we uncover what access control is and how multifamily properties can adapt.
At Luxer One, growth is part of the job. We prioritize promoting from within, provide clear paths for advancement, and encourage every team member to explore new opportunities! Our Luxens on the Rise series highlights team members who have carved their own paths within the company, taking on new challenges and evolving their careers along the way.
Universities are facing pressure to manage technology as conveniently as students and faculty experience other aspects of campus life.
Traditional distribution methods often struggle to keep up with demand. Manual checkouts, limited office hours, long lines, and inconsistent tracking can create challenges for IT teams and students. As campuses continue modernizing operations, many universities are rethinking their IT equipment distribution process.
Amazon Prime Day isn’t just a shopping holiday anymore, it’s a logistical event that reshapes how communities handle deliveries. Not to mention it feels like they add a new Prime event every year! With the October Prime Day approaching, multifamily properties should expect another surge of packages that can rival peak holiday season. For property managers and regional managers, the Prime Day effect on multifamily means crowded lobbies, strained staff, and rising resident expectations for seamless service.
But with the right preparation, you can turn this challenge into an opportunity to boost resident satisfaction and prove your property is ahead of the curve.
If you’re asking yourself “What is the best package management solution for my community?”, you’re in the right place. Below, we’ve outlined the most common questions property managers face, along with insights from our Multifamily Guide to Package Management.
Every June, the multifamily industry converges in one city to do something that doesn’t happen the rest of the year: slow down long enough to look up.
Apartmentalize 2026 brought that moment to New Orleans. And what the conversations, sessions, and hallway exchanges reflected was an industry in genuine transition. Not crisis nor boom, but something more nuanced than either of those words captures.
A sector that is recalibrating. Figuring out what works, what doesn’t, and what has to change.
Here is what stood out.
Most property managers and regional managers don’t describe their job as managing amenities or overseeing systems. They describe it as keeping everything moving.
Leasing. Renewals. Maintenance requests. Resident communication. Vendor relationships. Staff coverage. And somewhere in the middle of all of that, making sure the day-to-day experience of actually living in their community feels effortless for the people who call it home.
That is a lot to hold together. And the bar keeps rising.
The holidays are a time for celebration, but for property managers, they can also bring the year’s biggest operational challenges. From snowstorms and staffing shortages to delivery surges and resident events, even the best-run communities can feel the strain.
According to ShipMatrix, national holiday package volume is expected to rise another 5% this season, adding pressure to mailrooms and lobbies already bustling with guests and events. And with colder weather and more residents staying home, maintenance and communication demands also increase.
This holiday survival guide for multifamily highlights seven smart, proactive ways to prepare your property so you can keep things merry, bright, and under control.
As multifamily budgets tighten and operating costs rise, property leaders are rethinking how every amenity contributes to the bottom line. From EV charging stations to storage units, the best-performing communities are transforming resident conveniences into measurable financial returns. One opportunity that’s often overlooked? Smart package management.
With eCommerce deliveries now a daily norm, package lockers and rooms are more than a resident perk, they’re a powerful way to create a new revenue stream for multifamily communities while easing staff workload and improving satisfaction.
As food insecurity continues to rise across the U.S., food pantries and food banks are being asked to do more than ever with fewer resources. But new opportunities are opening for organizations ready to modernize their approach.
From federal grants to local partnerships, government funding for food pantries has expanded in recent years to support infrastructure upgrades, technology innovation, and programs that improve equitable access to food. For many communities, that means new potential to integrate solutions like smart lockers that make food distribution safer, faster, and more accessible. But with the right preparation, you can turn this challenge into an opportunity to boost resident satisfaction and prove your property is ahead of the curve.
If you’re asking yourself “What is the best package management solution for my community?”, you’re in the right place. Below, we’ve outlined the most common questions property managers face, along with insights from our Multifamily Guide to Package Management.
Every year, the International Facility Management Association (IFMA) hosts World Workplace, bringing together leaders, innovators, and solution providers shaping the future of our built environments. This year’s event highlighted the pressing challenges and opportunities facing facility professionals across industries. From hybrid operations to sustainability and artificial intelligence, the 2025 IFMA World Workplace Recap underscores how facility leaders are rethinking spaces, systems, and strategies to prepare for what’s next.
Package delivery is no longer a side task for onsite teams, it’s a daily operational challenge. With residents receiving more than ten packages a month on average and package volume growing 67% since 2019, property staff are now spending up to 10 hours a week managing deliveries. Add in the rising issue of package theft, and it’s no surprise that package management for multifamily has become a top priority.
If you’re asking yourself “What is the best package management solution for my community?”, you’re in the right place. Below, we’ve outlined the most common questions property managers face, along with insights from our Multifamily Guide to Package Management.
Every move-in season, universities face a flood of packages, and it doesn’t stop there. From textbooks to tech gear to groceries, campuses handle a constant flow of deliveries and exchanges year-round. Managing it all isn’t just about storage, it’s about efficiency, ROI, and enhancing the student experience.
Below, we answer the most common questions from university leaders on how smart lockers can evolve from package management into a full-campus solution.
The workplace has been turned on its head in the past few years and office leaders are under more pressure than ever to keep teams focused, efficient, and supported. According to recent research, U.S. employees lose an average of 3.5 hours per week to repetitive tasks like sorting emails or tracking down resources.
Meanwhile, 78% of executives say digital transformation is a top priority, but only 31% feel they are succeeding. The takeaway? Productivity in the workplace isn’t just about working harder, it’s about working smarter.
This guide explores practical productivity and operational tips for the workplace that help reduce distractions, streamline processes, and keep employees focused on meaningful work. From automating tasks to device management in offices, these strategies can make a measurable impact.
Not all cold storage is created equal. While some properties try to manage perishables with insulated bins or an after-market refrigerator, those approaches fall short when it comes to security, tracking, and reliability. A Luxer One refrigerated locker isn’t just a fridge, it’s a fully integrated, secure package management system designed to protect your residents’ most sensitive deliveries.
Managing resident deliveries has become one of the most time-consuming challenges for multifamily communities. Property managers are often stuck juggling security, space, and staff workload. That’s where Luxer Liaison, our white-glove concierge package service, steps in.
Instead of adding to your team’s to-do list, Liaison takes package management completely off their hands. Here’s what you need to know:
Managing packages has quickly become one of the top challenges for multifamily communities. With residents shopping online more than ever, staff are overwhelmed, lobbies are cluttered, and resident satisfaction is on the line. A automated package room can be the solution, but how do you know if it’s the right fit for your property?
This guide to automated package rooms answers the most common questions property managers ask, helping you evaluate whether a package room is the right investment for your community.
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