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Finding a revenue-generating use for reclaimed space within a multifamily community isn’t difficult, and fortunately neither is freeing up that space by eliminating package rooms and locker systems, and replacing them with a package management solution that requires no onsite footprint at all.

Fetch, the first and only off-site package management solution for apartment communities, announces its expansion into the Raleigh/Durham, N.C. metropolitan area.

Lessons learned in 2020 prepare everyone for upward trend in package deliveries

Fetch announces new expansions of its sales and operational leadership teams to keep pace with the escalating demands that e-commerce has placed on multifamily operators.

The milestone illustrates not only Fetch's exponential growth, but also the continuation of e-commerce trends.

By taking an outside-the-box approach to resident packages, property managers can position themselves as industry leaders and put an end to the package problems that their previous solutions created.

Fetch's CEO, Michael Patton, addresses that by removing package responsibilities from their teams, property managers can turn package services into a plus from a resident standpoint, rather than a liability.

As more shoppers were forced online in 2020, the retailers who benefited the most from the transition were those with the most adaptable real estate.

Fetch, the first and only off-site package solution for apartment communities, has announced the hiring of George Schultz as Chief Operating Officer.