Tenants Are Hacking the Building
Multifamily residents are using consumer AI and open tools to work around building systems and regain control of how their apartments operate
Shifts in the multifamily industry are changing the go-to-market strategies that work. How will vendors and tech companies respond?
This week’s Thesis Driven is a guest letter by Dom Beveridge, principal at 20 for 20, a multifamily technology consultancy.

In technology sales, it usually pays to focus on the lowest-hanging fruit. For as long as there has been multifamily technology, vendors have focused on the decision-makers at companies that represent a natural fit for their products. But for a number of reasons, both the companies and their decision-makers have been changing, with important implications for technology vendors.
Today's letter revisits go-to-market strategy for multifamily technology in light of the industry's changing landscape. Specifically, we'll tackle:
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