Multifamily-giant Lincoln Property Company announced today that it will be partnering with Mobile Doorman, the industry-leading creator of custom-branded apartment apps for multifamily communities across the United States, to unveil a new series of its best-in-class apartment management apps across the entire Lincoln Midwest portfolio.
Mobile Doorman, the best-in-class designer of custom-branded apartment apps for multifamily communities, continues its streak of attracting the industry’s top talent with today’s introduction of Kimberly Cameron as its newest Director of Sales.
Mobile Doorman, the industry-leading creator of custom-branded apartment apps for multifamily communities across the United States, announced today that Joe Summers will be joining the team as its new Director, starting March 2018.
"Mobile Doorman, the industry-leading creator of custom-branded apartment apps for building and condominium communities across theUnited States, today announced a partnership with the transportation tech company TransitScreen"
The real estate technology scene is white hot right now. That’s partly due to the fact that the real estate industry has been reluctant to embrace new technologies and update increasingly out-of-date legacy systems.
"Mobile Doorman is the concierge your apartment building doesn't have; it's the 24-hour receptionist you notify when your faucet breaks; and it's the idea that your apartment life can be managed like your social media. It's all just one swipe away."
"Chicago-based Mobile Doorman, which makes white-label apps for apartment and condominium buildings, is rolling out beacon integration that it thinks will help residents live smarter and property owners manage better."
"Apartment dwellers can do a lot of things on mobile apps: pay bills, order food, summon a ride, find parking, a dog walker or a date. Dick Kiphart and some other investors think they might want to be able to pay their rent or let the landlord know that a sink needs fixing, too."