Communitywide bulk networks can attract and retain new residents by providing instant-on, wall-to-wall coverage, and can provide cost savings, improved security,
and a range of other benefits to property owners.

Internet providers and building owners that want to offer gigabit services should investigate G.hn technology and reuse the existing copper wiring or coax cabling.

Smart technologies have become must-have amenities for renters and an effective way for property owners and management companies to achieve operational savings.

As renters continue to acquire more connected devices, it’s clear that the role of network connectivity is changing the dynamics of the multifamily housing industry. New trends will be highlighted at the NMHC OPTECH Conference & Exposition this November.

Even in a gigabit world, it takes more than great internet speed to keep MDU residents happy.

Private construction of multiple-dwelling-unit apartments is hitting a new record this year, with about 424,000 units expected.

Before building out new properties, the telco secures commitments from developers and homeowners associations.

Residents’ need for speed, their demand for video service and their interest in other technology amenities may vary from market to market, but the MDU world still has its eternal verities.

Independents set stake in the growing MDU broadband market by focusing on providing good customer service and doing things the right way. Their approach benefits property owners and residents alike.

A successful MDU broadband business needs to offer good customer service and establish a local presence to understand the unique needs of each community it serves.

Though there are still challenges to implementation, smart technology – from thermostats to lighting – stands to benefit everyone.

Telco sets new MDU fiber consumer goals as questions about its ILEC future loom.

To meet customer expectations, multifamily broadband providers must be able to troubleshoot a variety of problems that may be unrelated to broadband.

Proponents bill it as a win for apartment residents and owners, but apartment owners say the recently enacted San Francisco MDU ordinance ultimately creates more hurdles for delivering high-quality connectivity.