I understand that for Proximity perspective, the asset is the community members. For landlords, however, the asset is the physical space (suites, desks, conference rooms). Specifically, occupancy percentages (financial or physical), amenity utilization rates, rent roll by suite or desk, and aging reports showing an actual balance owed by each member over custom report period of months or years. Thanks!
Creighton
5 years ago
I understand that for Proximity perspective, the asset is the community members. For landlords, however, the asset is the physical space (suites, desks, conference rooms). Specifically, occupancy percentages (financial or physical), amenity utilization rates, rent roll by suite or desk, and aging reports showing an actual balance owed by each member over custom report period of months or years. Thanks!