An industry leader in multi-family property management, SPM continues to innovate and expand with the launch of its student housing management division. With over 46 years of experience and a reputation for excellence, SPM leverages its infrastructure, expertise, and partnerships to redefine success in the student housing market.
This article explores the five key ways SPM utilizes College House to deliver data-driven solutions that optimize performance, enhance resident experiences, and exceed client expectations.
Founded in 1977, SPM has built its reputation on providing exceptional value for its partners and customers. Managing over 200 properties, SPM blends its extensive experience with cutting-edge technology to address the unique challenges of student housing.
Through its partnership with College House, SPM gains access to comprehensive data insights that inform critical decisions. From market trends to pre-lease data, College House empowers SPM to stay ahead of the curve in a competitive industry.
"Data must stay consistent with the collection process," says Sam Choi, Vice President-Technology at SPM. College House provides reliable, real-time market data that eliminates inconsistencies and outliers, ensuring that on-site teams can focus on operations rather than manual data collection.
By tapping into College House's primary source data, SPM can accurately feed lease-up models, evaluate demand trends, and assess investment opportunities with precision.
Cody Smith, Director-Student Housing at SPM, highlights the importance of accurate market insights in student housing: "SPM and College House understand the industry's need for consistent data to inform decisions."
With College House's analytics tools, SPM is equipped to make informed decisions on lease negotiations, property management strategies, and future developments. These insights are pivotal for SPM's success in managing properties that cater to digitally savvy, brand-conscious renters.
Mitchell Smith, Executive Vice President at SPM, emphasizes the value of data-driven decision-making: "Through our adoption of College House, we’re able to assess key industry data and make timely decisions using decades of experience as our guide."
By leveraging College House's analytics platform, SPM turns data into actionable insights, optimizing operations and improving resident experiences. This approach enhances efficiency, boosts competitiveness, and ensures decisions are supported by real-time, reliable data.
At SPM, innovation and forward-thinking are part of the company’s DNA. College House supports this culture by providing year-over-year property and market trends that allow SPM to anticipate shifts in the student housing market and adapt accordingly.
The partnership between SPM and College House ensures that the company remains a leader in the new age of property management, setting the standard for excellence in the student housing industry.
As an industry leader, SPM understands that success in student housing requires the right mindset, industry knowledge, and strategic partnerships. By leveraging College House's cutting-edge data platform, SPM continues to redefine the student housing experience, delivering exceptional value to its partners and residents.
To learn more about College House and how it supports SPM's mission, visit www.collegehouse.com.
By focusing on SPM's innovative use of College House, this blog highlights the transformative power of data-driven strategies in the student housing industry.
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