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As we hit the halfway mark of 2024, it’s a perfect time for management company executives to take a fresh look at their business strategies and ensure they’re set up for continued growth and success. And while communities are busier than ever managing pool schedules and peak violation season, now is also an important time to reflect on business goals. Are you hitting your growth and profit plans, or are you falling behind? If you’re not where you expected to be, what can you do to get back on track?
To fully understand how to get to your goals, it’s important to take a step back and review the big picture – the community association management industry in of itself. At CINC, we make this reflection easy through our State of the Industry Report. The 2024 State of the Industry Report offers valuable insights to help us navigate the changing HOA/COA landscape and expectations of homeowners, board members, and community and property managers. By focusing on redefining risk, roles, and revenue, executives can strategically enhance their management company’s operations and results. Let’s dive into these sections of the report to reflect and reassess business goals for the remainder of the year.
The tragic third anniversary of the Champlain Towers South condo collapse serves as a somber reminder of the importance of risk management in our industry. This event has heightened awareness and urgency around safety and compliance, making it imperative to prioritize risk assessment and mitigation. And because of new legislative measures put in place around the country – in particular in South Florida – management companies need to not only mitigate new requirements, but do so in a manner that keeps their organizational profitable. That’s why deferred maintenance remains a top concern within our industry, according to our recent LinkedIn poll.
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We recently reviewed Calm’s 2024 Voice of the Workplace Report, which highlights significant trends in employee mental health and the critical role that executives play in shaping the workplace environment. With 69 percent of employees reporting that their mental health has stayed the same or worsened in the past year, it’s clear that redefining roles and responsibilities is essential – especially in a position as stressful as community management.
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Our State of the Industry Report showed that manager workload is still a concern, and that managers strongly believe their workload would not only lessen, but their career trajectory would improve, if they had better self-service tools to provide to their communities. As executives reflect on ways in which they can improve manager well-being and redefine the role of the manager, it’s important to reflect upon the ways in which homeowner tools are utilized and promoted.
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The State of the Industry Report indicates several trends and opportunities for revenue growth in the property management sector. As we navigate economic fluctuations and changing market dynamics, it’s essential to adopt innovative strategies to enhance revenue streams.
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The 2024 State of the Industry Report offers a wealth of insights that can guide our business efforts for the remainder of the year. By redefining risk, roles, and revenue, we can navigate the challenges and opportunities ahead, driving growth and success for our management company. As we implement these strategies, let’s remain committed to safety, employee well-being, and innovative revenue generation to achieve our business goals.