Amenity Hub · 7 Property Types
Mobility and transit features are the amenities that connect a property to how residents and tenants move: secure bike storage, repair stations and bike-share; proximity and shuttle service to public transit; and micro-mobility (scooter) infrastructure. Apartment portals (Apartments.com, Apartment List) surface these as a recognized filter category, and transit access materially lifts walkability/transit scores that drive both leasing demand and the ability to reduce costly structured parking. The feature set spans multifamily, office, student housing, mixed-use, senior living, condo-hoa, and coworking. Ilora.ai tracks transit-score and walk-score, bike-storage penetration and utilization, shuttle-service cost per rider, and the parking-ratio reduction transit access enables — then models the trade-off between transit amenities and parking capex, since a transit-rich location can justify a lower parking ratio, freeing land for revenue-generating units or amenity space. In dense urban and student markets, mobility features are a lease-up differentiator; in suburban assets they are a renewal-retention nicety.
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Secure bike storage, repair stations and bike-share; public-transit proximity + shuttle service; and micro-mobility infrastructure. Portals treat these as a distinct filter, and transit access lifts walkability scores that drive leasing and lower parking demand.
Multifamily, office, student housing, mixed-use, senior living, condo-hoa, and coworking. Urban and student assets lead; suburban assets treat mobility as a renewal-retention nicety.
Ilora tracks transit/walk score, bike-storage utilization, and shuttle cost per rider, and models the parking-ratio reduction transit access enables — trading parking capex for revenue-generating units where a transit-rich location justifies fewer stalls.