Given the positive effects pets have on stress levels, now’s the time for all multifamily communities to adapt their policies and allow for a better living experience — for both pet owners and their furry friends.
Source: Inman News
Here’s why housing needs to be more pet-inclusive now
Published in COVID-19, Dog parks, dog walking, homebuying, Michael H. Zaransky, Pet owners, pets, Property Portfolio, Rentals and Select
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