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WHY ENTERTAINMENT IS MOVING FROM FRAGMENTED TO FOCUSED For decades, multifamily amenities have evolved in response to changing resident expectations. Fitness centers became standard in the 1990s. Business centers followed in the 2000s. Wi-Fi became essential by the mid-2010s as residents came to expect fast, reliable connectivity. Then bulk internet emerged as an increasingly important part of the resident experience. Today, entertainment is at a similar inflection point. The pattern is consistent: residents drive the evolution, and the multifamily industry adapts. MORE CONTENT. MORE COMPLEXITY. Residents have more entertainment choices than ever. They watch live TV, local programming, subscription streaming services, free ad-supported content and on-demand programming across multiple devices. But more content has created a new problem: fragmentation. THE NEXT EVOLUTION OF MULTIFAMILY:
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