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Ole Miss School of Journalism alumnus. San Diego native. Thoughts are my own.
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Agents of change: Agentic AI in multifamily operations

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By Jake Davis Verified
| Yardi
At the 2026 NAA Apartmentalize in New Orleans, Cindy Fisher, president of KETTLER, joined Yardi industry principals Joe Consolo and Shivani Kumar for a packed session titled “Agents of Change: How AI is redefining rental housing performance.” The session looked at KETTLER’s real-world experience deploying agentic AI in multifamily and gave attendees a practical framework for doing the same. Joe opened with how AI focused on resident and prospect interactions has driven the conversation for years.
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Multifamily AI readiness: Find the right people, process & partners

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By Jake Davis Verified
| Yardi
Artificial intelligence is reshaping how multifamily operators run their organization. But for many owners and operators, the path to implementation isn’t always clear. Multifamily AI readiness looks different for every portfolio and knowing where to begin makes all the difference. Where do you start? What do you build first? How do you involve your teams? Cindy Fisher, president of KETTLER, asked those same questions.
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Elephants in the Denver Zoo do not need better enclosures. They need the right not to be confined at all. (Opinion)

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By Jake Davis Verified
| Daily Camera Verified
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... By Jake Davis Last month, Yahoo! News published an article featuring what it described as a “heartbreaking” video of an elephant at the Denver Zoo randomly performing a circus trick. That characterization is both understandable and accurate. Watching an elephant, an animal known for its intelligence, memory and profound social bonds, reduced to little more than a prop for human amusement, is deeply sad.
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