December resident events ideas apartments

If you are a property manager looking for resident event ideas, we have you covered with 7 resident events for December 2020. There is something for all apartment communities no matter the budget or the time constraints. This is the time to up your resident engagement and these easy events make the best memories for your residents at your apartment community.

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Reading Time: 8 minutes Are you struggling to find easy and affordable resident events for apartments? The current economy has brought communities many unknowns in the last few months. Apartments need to find ways to save money and increase their ROI. Studies suggest that every dollar spent on community events can save property managers up to $6 in turnover... View Article

Fall marketing ideas for apartments are here! If you are looking for fall resident event ideas, fall apartment marketing ideas, or just want to see how to improve your leasing strategy, see Sprout Marketing.

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Sprout Marketing’s favorite winter resident events for apartment communities! Easy and affordable ways to make resident events for multifamily retention a breeze. Winter seasonal events include a winter wonderland, glitzy happy hour, nostalgic events, and so much more!

The holiday season is a time for spreading joy, love, and warmth, and there's no better place to do so than in a nursing home. Christmas parties in these facilities are a beautiful opportunity to bring cheer to the lives of elderly residents, many of whom may not have the chance to celebrate with their families. Planning a thoughtful and engaging Christmas party in a nursing home requires creativity and sensitivity to the residents' unique needs and preferences.