WHAT CAN MULTIFAMILY OPERATORS LEARN FROM SHORT-TERM RENTALS?

An episode of the The Complex podcast, hosted by Katrina Greene, titled "WHAT CAN MULTIFAMILY OPERATORS LEARN FROM SHORT-TERM RENTALS?" was published on January 8, 2026 and runs 78 minutes.

January 8, 2026 ·78m · The Complex

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In this episode of The Complex Podcast, Katrina Greene talks with STR expert Max French about occupancy benchmarks, dynamic pricing, instant guest communication, and why experience—not just price—drives demand.A must-listen for multifamily and hospitality professionals rethinking leasing, service, and revenue.

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In this episode of The Complex Podcast, Katrina Greene talks with STR expert Max French about occupancy benchmarks, dynamic pricing, instant guest communication, and why experience—not just price—drives demand.

A must-listen for multifamily and hospitality professionals rethinking leasing, service, and revenue.

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