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Listen "The Evolution of Property Management with Kimberley Morgan of Stream Realty Partners"
Episode Synopsis
On this episode of the Deconstructed: The Future of CRE podcast, host Vivek Kartha is joined by Kimberley Morgan, Managing Director Of Property Management at Stream Realty Partners, to talk about her decades of experience in the property industry, the changes she has seen, and the challenges the industry needs to tackle in the future.
One of the biggest changes Kimberley has seen in her time in property management is the influx of women into management roles. When she started, all the managers and directors were male. In the past ten years, this has shifted to mostly female. Although, as Kimberley points out, there is still room for improvement in upper management.
Another change she has seen is in technology. When she started, the industry used DOS-based software and floppy disks. Now, everything can be done on a phone and the biggest challenge she sees is the adoption rate in the industry, which she says can be noticeably slower with the older generation.
Kimberley closes the podcast by addressing diversity and inclusion. While there has been great progress, she thinks property management has a long way to go, and she is taking it upon herself to mentor younger people of color who are new to the industry to help them to continue to move up the ladder.
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One of the biggest changes Kimberley has seen in her time in property management is the influx of women into management roles. When she started, all the managers and directors were male. In the past ten years, this has shifted to mostly female. Although, as Kimberley points out, there is still room for improvement in upper management.
Another change she has seen is in technology. When she started, the industry used DOS-based software and floppy disks. Now, everything can be done on a phone and the biggest challenge she sees is the adoption rate in the industry, which she says can be noticeably slower with the older generation.
Kimberley closes the podcast by addressing diversity and inclusion. While there has been great progress, she thinks property management has a long way to go, and she is taking it upon herself to mentor younger people of color who are new to the industry to help them to continue to move up the ladder.
This podcast is brought to you by WorkSpace. Remove the friction between assets, data, and people. With a suite of intuitive products, WorkSpace streamlines daily operations for property teams, asset managers, C-Teams, and beyond.
WorkSpace was built for CRE professionals like you. Make quick and confident decisions to deliver greater investor returns. Learn more and contact us at GoWorkSpace.com.
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