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PropTech: Cityhive Taps into Tenant Knowledge to Help Landlords Fill Vacancies

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By Meghan Hall In the nation’s busiest markets, landlords are always looking for ways to fill residential vacancies while competing with other properties. According to Bethany Taufiq, CEO and Founder of Cityhive, residents provide unique insight into their apartment buildings and through referrals, can be a valuable path to decrease vacancies throughout properties. Cityhive markets […]

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