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Prospective homeowners! Let's delve into some revealing findings from a recent survey that sheds light on homeowners' understanding of an essential aspect of managing their homes.

🏙️✨ Discover how to let your assets tell their story with insights from Jennifer Latchford-Perkins, Brightly's Sr. Government Industry Specialist in her latest article featured in American City & County! 📊 Justifying funding for public assets has always been tough, but it's now reaching a critical point. In her latest article, Jennifer delves into how cities can harness data to let their assets tell their story. Using real-life examples, like Asheville, N.C.'s facilities condition assessment, she highlights the importance of understanding, investigating, and leveraging data for capital planning. Proper data insights can prevent deferred maintenance and its costly ripple effects, making a strong case for increased budgets to city councils and stakeholders.🌟 Read more to discover how informed asset investment decisions can protect public infrastructure and ensure long-term sustainability. https://lnkd.in/e7RCpHBc 📈🏛️ #AssetManagement #Infrastructure #CapitalPlanning #DataDrivenDecisions

A new nationwide survey of nearly 2,000 homeowners and renters found that among those interested in transitioning their homes from fossil fuels to efficient electric systems, the most common reasons were the environment, health and safety, and energy efficiency. So how do we encourage these homeowners and renters to actually electrify their homes? And how can behavioral science help us? Join us for a webinar to find out! https://lnkd.in/e8h89ChK

In this month’s Housing Technology magazine, you can find a very interesting article by Julia Mixter (Chartered FCIPD) about the Open Data Forum. “Imagine a world where every decision regarding housing is empowered by accurate, up-to-date information. A world where tenants' needs are not just met, but anticipated and addressed proactively, deeply rooted in a robust understanding of their responsibilities, needs, and preferences.” Read more from Julia at https://lnkd.in/eV-tF6Ze We have made great progress in influencing stakeholders, and over the next few months, you can expect to hear about further developments, including – COMING SOON - the campaign updated in the form of the Open Data Exchange. Kate Davies CBE FRICS Amanda Leonard Colin Sales Neil Topping Julia Mixter (Chartered FCIPD) Jacqui Bateson Arturo Dell #data #assetmanagement #socialhousing

This is a great article by Julia Mixter (Chartered FCIPD) making the case for an open data, basic asset management system that all HAs - big and small - and every tenant can see and respond to.

Excellent and insightful article by Julia Mixter (Chartered FCIPD). The concept of making appropriate social housing data open and available is central to so many current social and political initiative and answers the calls from the government, NHF, Ombudsman and Regulator. This opportunity has to be grasped and the benefits realised. #socialhousing #data #customerexperiance #opendata  

Did you see last week’s post? Our Intra-Quarterly data report is here, shedding light on some essential metrics for the senior housing market. To access this data and to learn more, speak with one of our product experts today: https://okt.to/AZBcNR

Applied data is an incredibly powerful asset.

Business Pulse magazine’s annual Top 100 Private Companies in Whatcom County is coming soon! To be considered for the list, take the quick survey by June 7. Results will appear in the July|August issue, one of the largest issues of the year. https://lnkd.in/dHPuTfTb

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