The St. Louis Apartment Association (SLAA) was chartered in 1976 for the purpose of advancing the general welfare of the multi-family housing industry within the Metropolitan St. Louis area.
SLAA strives to accomplish this goal by conducting educational seminars and networking events for the benefit of the members and the industry.
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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.
Whether you're ready to kickstart your career in the multi-family industry, or a seasoned professional looking for a change, SLAA offers career opportunity postings for their members!
Application information for each open position is including in the individual listings.
If you would like to post a job opening or have any questions, please contact the SLAA Office at info@slaa.org.
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SLAA NextGen:
SLAA would like to build a committee to encourage the next generation in the apartment industry. This committee will support and encourage networking, leadership, education, and mentoring opportunities. The SLAA has a strong platform with its current members and we want to continue this for generations to come. In order to do this, we want to bring in strong individuals who are under the age of 35 to bring their hands-on knowledge of what’s next in the St. Louis apartment industry.