Interactive unit availability map

Glossary

Interactive unit availability map

A digital property map that shows available units, locations, and key details to help renters choose apartments and teams manage availability.

Definition

An interactive unit availability map is a digital property map that lets prospects see which apartments are available and where they are located within a community. It can also show useful unit details, such as pricing, floor plans, media, and other attributes, before a prospect starts an application.

Example

A prospect searching for a two-bedroom apartment opens the community map, filters to available units, and compares two options: one near the pool and one closer to parking. The leasing team keeps the map accurate by reviewing unit-level pricing, availability, floorplan data, and display order in the unit editor.

Why It Matters?

Interactive availability maps help prospects avoid wasting time on properties or units that are not available and make unit location visible earlier in the search process. For operations leaders, they also create a measurable digital touchpoint: research cited in the corpus found that 69% of respondents use these maps and 83% measure engagement with them.

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