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SLAA is the active voice of a unified group of multi-housing and supplier professionals committed to providing full service educational solutions, legislative action, industry resources, networking and best practice sharing, while supporting local charitable causes.
Upcoming Events
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JulNetworking Business Expo (aka, Reverse Trade Show)
Vendor registration coming soon! The SLAA Product and Service Council will be hosting the Best of St. Louis Networking Expo. This event works similar
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JulCertified Apartment Portfolio Supervisor (CAPS) Course
SLAA will be offering the Certified Apartment Portfolio Supervisor (CAPS) designate course on 5 consecutive Wednesdays – beginning July 26 from 1
2017 Super Star Sponsors
Welcome New Members!
Goodfellas Moving, Jeff Lodike, 314-405-8228
Property Resource Associates, Tommy Bates, 561-713-1147 Trinity Family & Senior Apartments, 314-868-4300
Riverview Apartments, 314-869-8911
Pinnacle Apartments, 314-642-4030
Conservice, Jodi Grade, 636-279-9729
Custom Property Solutions, Sue Gable, 314-630-7146
Kurt Wittenauer, 314-223-7257
Applegate Apartments & Townhomes, 618-622-4959
Mansion House, Linda Cook, 314-241-9700
ICF-Ameren Missouri Energy Efficiency, Courtney Owen,
314-355-1204
GoEco Exteriors, Karen Cooksey, 636-451-6540
Renters Legal Liability, Anjela Harris, 801-994-0237
Xtreme Green Synthetic Turf, Alan Grammer, 314-241-8873 Refinishing Plus, Randy Bricker, 314-397-4965
CCR Roofing Services, LLC, Ron Ellis, 816-524-7475
St. Louis Area Needs 12,325 New Apartments by 2030 to Keep Pace with Deman; Growth is Due to Aging Population, Immigration, Declining Home Purchases
WASHINGTON, D.C., June 12, 2017 – An aging population, international immigration and fewer home purchases are resulting in an increased need for new apartments. The St. Louis metro area is expected to need 12,325 new apartments by 2030 to keep up with local demand, according to a new study commissioned by the National Multifamily Housing Council (NMHC) and the National Apartment Association (NAA). The study found that, nationally, 4.6 million new apartments are needed by 2030. This growth would increase economic activity in St. Louis and across the country.
NAA Release St. Louis FINAL 170612
New NAA/NMHC Study Ranks St. Louis Among Easiest Cities to Add New Apartments: Ranks #5 out of 50 Metro Areas
Rankings Based on Local Regulations, Amount of Available Land to Develop
WASHINGTON, D.C., June 26, 2017 – St. Louis ranks #5 out of 50 metro areas in terms of easiest cities to add necessary new apartments, according to new research from Hoyt Advisory Services (HAS), commissioned by the National Multifamily Housing Council (NMHC) and the National Apartment Association (NAA). According to the research, in addition to St. Louis, the easiest cities to build new apartments included New Orleans, Little Rock, Kansas City and Indianapolis.
Missouri Redbook Available to Members
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