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201 Villa Cir

701 S G St

902 S Federal Hwy

602 S Federal Hwy

1206 Belmont Pl

4360 Fountains Dr

511 Minnesota St

569 E Ridge Cir N

1129 Vermilion Dr

1108 W Ocean Ave

1305 Lucaya Dr

641 W 9th St

1651 Palmland Dr

103 Monterey Bay Dr

5299 Europa Dr

1106 S C St

208 Lake Monterey Cir
8847 Thumbwood Cir

1169 Sepia Ln

5715 Fairway Park Dr

4216 Leo Ln

2226 Oakmont Dr

4215 Gulfstream Rd

11 Colonial Club Dr

5010 Genove Pl

921 S M St

511 W Palm St

9113 Tremezzo Ln

8423 Juddith Ave

5440 N Ocean Dr

901 W 37th St

3302 Tuscany Way

1731 Lavue Ave

4907 Boxwood Cir

4425 Stevens Rd

314 E Gateway Blvd

192 SE 27th Ct

8486 Heather Pl

1194 Paisley Ct

22 Vía De Casas Sur

310 N Dixie Hwy

160 Bandol St

720 S 11th St

2502 NW 4th St

2 Renaissance Way

808 Villa Cir

5524 Boynton Gardens Dr

112 Sunset Blvd

531 S Federal Hwy
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Apartment Occupancy Rates: Renter Attraction vs Renter Retention
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There’s a tenet in marketing about client or customer attraction and retention. Studies and data have consistently shown it costs less to keep a current customer than to attract a new one.