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Revenue Management in a Declining Market Mark Juleen, V.P., Director of Marketing J.C. Hart Company May 1, 2009

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Presentation on the benefits of an integrated Revenue Management Software System for your management company. As presented by Mark Juleen, V.P., Dir. of Marketing for the J.C. Hart Company at the Apartment Internet Marketing Conference 2009 #aimconf

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Revenue Management in a Declining Market

Revenue Management in a Declining Market

Mark Juleen, V.P., Director of Marketing

J.C. Hart Company

May 1, 2009

Mark Juleen, V.P., Director of Marketing

J.C. Hart Company

May 1, 2009

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Excellence Since 1976 2,500 Units currently 1,000 Units under

construction or in development

Best place to work “We make your Home an

enjoyable living experience.”

Excellence Since 1976 2,500 Units currently 1,000 Units under

construction or in development

Best place to work “We make your Home an

enjoyable living experience.”

75% of Management Companies Have Less than 3000 Units75% of Management Companies Have Less than 3000 Units

Indianapolis, Dayton, Bloomington

www.homeisjchart.com

Fleishman-Hilliard International Communications

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Simplify.Simplify.

Why Revenue Management for Us?Why Revenue Management for Us?

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Working Smarter, Not HarderWorking Smarter, Not Harder

Easier Pricing Decisions Eliminate words that begin with “C” and end

in “oncessions” Flexible Lease Terms Market surveys unnecessary Manages lease expirations Improves the leasing process

Easier Pricing Decisions Eliminate words that begin with “C” and end

in “oncessions” Flexible Lease Terms Market surveys unnecessary Manages lease expirations Improves the leasing process

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Quotes from the front line:Quotes from the front line:

“Helps minimize vacancy.  You would be surprised how easily people will adjust their move in date or lease term to save a few dollars.  Crazy what kind of information you can find out if you just ask questions.”

“Helps minimize vacancy.  You would be surprised how easily people will adjust their move in date or lease term to save a few dollars.  Crazy what kind of information you can find out if you just ask questions.”

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Quotes from the front line:Quotes from the front line:

“Gives us more opportunity to follow up – 48 hours?   Your quote is expiring.  Three days later?  Our prices went down/up/stayed the same, etc.  Not just the same “checking to see how your apartment search is going” call.”

“Gives us more opportunity to follow up – 48 hours?   Your quote is expiring.  Three days later?  Our prices went down/up/stayed the same, etc.  Not just the same “checking to see how your apartment search is going” call.”

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Quotes from the front line:Quotes from the front line:

“Minimizes the prospects chances of saying no.  Your price depends on YOU and YOUR needs – want it for 750?  Move in this date and on this lease term…”

“Minimizes the prospects chances of saying no.  Your price depends on YOU and YOUR needs – want it for 750?  Move in this date and on this lease term…”

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Choices, Choices, Choices …Choices, Choices, Choices …

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Quotes from the front line:Quotes from the front line: “I get the impression that most prospects are

actually impressed that we can give them options.  They feel like we are keeping their interest in mind.”

“I get the impression that most prospects are actually impressed that we can give them options.  They feel like we are keeping their interest in mind.”

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Quotes from the front line:Quotes from the front line: “Not always the most responsive to the market and

the climate.  Yes, they SAY they do monthly market surveys, but we certainly didn’t see adjustment accordingly during December and January when everyone was freaking out about the economy and our comps were giving away their first born children.”

“Not always the most responsive to the market and the climate.  Yes, they SAY they do monthly market surveys, but we certainly didn’t see adjustment accordingly during December and January when everyone was freaking out about the economy and our comps were giving away their first born children.”

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Quotes from the front line:Quotes from the front line:

“Depending on how you set your renewals, your rents on the renewal side could out pace your new leasing. This can be a resident satisfaction issue, especially if the gap between new and renewals becomes significant.”

“Depending on how you set your renewals, your rents on the renewal side could out pace your new leasing. This can be a resident satisfaction issue, especially if the gap between new and renewals becomes significant.”

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Quotes from the front line:Quotes from the front line: “In a down economy you have to make a tough

decision on the renewal side to potentially lower rates to be more in line with the new. If you have online availability features this can create issues with current resident's comparing their renewal quote to a new rate.”

“In a down economy you have to make a tough decision on the renewal side to potentially lower rates to be more in line with the new. If you have online availability features this can create issues with current resident's comparing their renewal quote to a new rate.”

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All that is great, but it is a numbers game too …All that is great, but it is a numbers game too …

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So why Revenue Management in a Declining Market? So why Revenue Management in a Declining Market?

1. Simplify your processes. Work Smarter, Not

Harder 2. Flexible lease terms &

flexible pricing 3. Trust the algorithm and

professional market survey, not a bogus market survey and your gut.

4. Bounce back faster

1. Simplify your processes. Work Smarter, Not

Harder 2. Flexible lease terms &

flexible pricing 3. Trust the algorithm and

professional market survey, not a bogus market survey and your gut.

4. Bounce back faster

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Let’s share some ideas!Let’s share some ideas!

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