LUXER ONE BLOG
The surge in e-commerce has profoundly transformed the multifamily housing industry, especially during peak shopping periods like Black Friday, Cyber Monday, and the December holiday season.
As the multifamily industry evolves, property managers are navigating a complex landscape shaped by shifting economic forces, technological advances, and regulatory changes.
With the surge in e-commerce, multifamily properties are facing unprecedented challenges in package management. From daily deliveries to seasonal peaks, property managers need innovative solutions to meet residents’ expectations and reduce operational burdens.
In an exciting move to elevate the fan experience at soccer events, the United Soccer League (USL) has partnered with Droplocker by Luxer One, positioning Droplocker as the Official Fan Storage Locker Supplier for all seven USL leagues.
In 2024, U.S. retail sales between Black Friday and Cyber Monday are projected to rise 5% year over year, reaching $75 billion for the first time. This increase underscores the growing reliance on online shopping, which, while convenient for consumers, presents logistical challenges for multifamily communities.
In the age of convenience and online shopping, the rise of “porch pirates” has become a growing concern for Canadian communities.
The holiday season is here and with it comes the biggest influx of packages seen all year! Communities worldwide will soon be overwhelmed with holiday gifting and hosting needs being delivered. In fact, 46% of holiday shoppers plan to purchase at least half of seasonal gifts online.
Multifamily property managers are facing two critical challenges: managing the ever-increasing volume of packages and finding ways to generate new revenue streams—all while working with limited budgets. With budget season in full swing and holiday package piles on the horizon it’s no wonder this issue is at the forefront of our minds.
Retail businesses rely heavily on technology, from tablets and mobile scanners to point-of-sale systems. Managing these devices often becomes a logistical nightmare, resulting in lost, damaged, or undercharged equipment. Mismanagement not only slows down operations but can also lead to significant revenue losses.
