14 Ways The Real Estate Business Is Going To Change This Year, According To Experts
New Year’s resolution season is well underway, and those who have committed to entering the real estate game this year are searching for their first investment opportunity. Like many industries, though, real estate is subject to market trends, economic shifts, and evolving technology. Anyone thinking about investing in the property must be prepared to face changes that might impact their potential opportunities.
Do You Offer Your Residents These Services?
When considering what amenities to offer your residents, remember that top-notch assistance and thoughtful conveniences can unlock tremendous value.
2019 Multifamily Outlook
Rents are expected to rise at a rate of 2.8 percent, performing strongest in late-cycle markets such as Las Vegas, Phoenix and Orlando, which have reached the 4 percent mark for several months.
Despite Fears of Overbuilding, Lenders Remain Willing to Fund Multifamily Development
Apartment developers are paying more interest on their construction loans—but that isn’t keeping developers from planning and financing new projects.
Balancing good patient care with effective quality reporting
As healthcare organizations embrace value-based care, they are moving toward a more proactive approach to care delivery, which involves an emphasis on wellness, chronic care management, and patient engagement. There is also a push for greater collaboration among providers across the care continuum.
7 supply chain predictions for healthcare in 2019
By 2020, supply chain expenses will eclipse labor as the new number one cost in healthcare, one expert says.
Looking to boost your revenue cycle? 7 tips to make it happen
Focusing on a better patient financial experience, broadening the vision to include the outpatient sector and AI can all boost the bottom line.
Healthcare business and financial analytics market to hit $50B by 2024
Contributing factors include mandates to curb costs, increasing regulatory requirements and growing EHR adoption.
Rising drug costs are gut punch to hospital budgets, triggering staff and service cuts, other changes
Average total spend per hospital admission rose 18.5 percent between FYs 2015 and 2017, spawning roughly $1.8 million in new spending, study says.
Refine your strategic plan with SWOT
Every company needs a sound strategic plan for the year ahead. One way to formulate or improve yours is a SWOT analysis. First, identify STRENGTHS: core competencies and competitive advantages that you could use to boost revenues. Next, recognize WEAKNESSES: specific risks to the bottom line. Then assess OPPORTUNITIES: favorable external conditions in your industry, local economy or regulatory environment. Last, target THREATS: unfavorable external forces (like those mentioned) that may prevent you from achieving your business goals. Need help? Let us know.