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Avenue5 Residential.
Property manager.

Seattle, WA · Founded 2015 · avenue5.com
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Can you hire them for your building?
Yes
Third-party manager: runs buildings for outside owners[7][9]
How big are they?
153.97K units
#6 on NMHC's 2026 Top 50 Managers[38] · we count 7,589+ units in 803+ properties · our count
What do residents say?
3.9 on Google
4,074 reviews · 2025: 3.9 → 2026: 4.2
Legal or regulatory trouble lately?
5 events since 2023
settlement, class action settlement, fair housing lawsuit, consumer class action, class certification · details
What does management cost?
Not publicly disclosed
Ask for a fee proposal; see what others charge on their pages
Who runs DFW locally?
Lesa LaRocca, Stephani Park
Division President, Southwest and Central · Senior Vice President of Operations, Texas · team
Growing or shrinking?
growing
18,000 units (2015) → 165,000 (2026)[6][11][7]
Who owns the firm?
Privately held
No parent company

Dots are a quick visual read of the facts next to them, not a grade. DFW numbers are our own count from county records, HUD and firms' own sites.

Years in business
11[7]
Employees
4,000[18]
Units nationally
153.97K (NMHC #6, 2026)[38]
Assets under management
About $22 billion in multifamily and single-family assets under management (2022 industry ranking; no newer dollar figure found).[32]
Property typesmultifamilysingle-family rental[6][10]
Specialtiesthird-party multifamily managementsingle-family rental managementin-house creative services (Studio5)[7][6]
MarketsSeattle, WADallas-Fort Worth, TXHouston, TXAustin, TXSan Antonio, TXPhoenix, AZPortland, ORSalt Lake City, UTSpokane, WAOrange County, CAWashington, DCDenver, COLas Vegas, NVCharlotte, NCBaltimore, MD[10][6][13]
01Overview

Avenue5 Residential is a Seattle-based third-party manager of apartments and single-family rentals. Its own timeline says it launched in 2015. Its leadership page says CEO Walt Smith and former HSC Real Estate partners formed it in 2014 to manage the Investors Capital Group portfolio in the western US. It now operates across much of the country, including all four major Texas metros.

02What sets them apart

Against the industry average.

How Avenue5 Residential compares with the other large DFW managers on each measure we track.

  • ▲Better than 93% of peers on unit growth a year (+17% vs +7% average)
  • ●Among the highest DFW units (7,589 vs 6,306 average)
  • ▼Behind 90% of peers on legal events, 3 years (5 vs 2 average)
other firms average this firm, by rank: top third middle bottomThis firmRank
DFW unitsneither better nor worse7,589avg 6,306#5 of 30
Class A shareneither better nor worse64%avg 51%#11 of 30
Google rating↑ higher is betterworsebetter3.9avg 3.9#17 of 30
Rating change, last year↑ higher is betterworsebetter+0.30avg +0.11#6 of 30
Unit growth a year↑ higher is betterworsebetter+17%avg +7%#2 of 16
Legal events, 3 years↓ lower is betterbetterworse5avg 2#27 of 30
Industry awards, 3 years↑ higher is betterworsebetter3avg 3#9 of 30

Compared with the 30 largest DFW managers. Rank 1 is the best where higher or lower is better, else the largest. DFW units use a log scale.

03Portfolio

What they run. In 73 metro areas.

Size, building class, age and location of the properties we can tie to this firm. Compare with the kind of asset you own.

Properties
803+
found so farpartial
Units
7,589+
plus 775 properties with no unit count yetpartial
Building area, sq ft
7.6M
county recordspartial
Median year built
2018
county recordspartial
Different owners
25
owners across the 27 of 803 properties with a county owner recordpartial

Building class (public record class rating, 14 of 803 properties rated)partial

A · 9B · 5
Class AClass BClass CNot ratedSize = units

Units by ZIP code

75252775 · 3 prop.
75040664 · 2 prop.
75070653 · 2 prop.
75074581 · 2 prop.
75454343 · 1 prop.
75009336 · 1 prop.
75081312 · 1 prop.
75013267 · 2 prop.

Units by decade built

1980s946
1990s1,393
2010s1,563
2020s3,415

Largest properties

PropertyAddressUnitsBuiltClassCheck it
THE STOREY8001 N STEMMONS FWY4712023ACounty recordGoogleFirm siteWebsite
CENTRIC ONE90680 EXECUTIVE DR, 750743862014County recordGoogleFirm siteWebsite
AURA 3TWENTY7201 STACY RD, 750703752022County recordGoogleFirm siteWebsite
WOODLANDS AT THE PRESERVE4501 N GARLAND AVE, 750403642018ACounty recordGoogleFirm siteWebsite
EVERBLOOM BTR4515 BLUEBONNET LN, 754543432024County recordGoogleFirm siteWebsite
THE DEPOT405 E ASH ST, 750093362024County recordGoogleFirm siteWebsite
THE CORSAIR2105 S FORUM DR3262022ACounty recordGoogleFirm siteWebsite
AXIS GRAND CROSSING LUXURY APTS1661 S FORUM DR3222021ACounty recordGoogleFirm siteWebsite

Our count from public property records, HUD and the firm's own site; a listing alone never counts.

Avenue5 manages mostly market-rate apartment communities for outside owners, plus some single-family rental portfolios. It also lists affordable housing management among its services, but does not say how large that part of its business is. In Dallas-Fort Worth it runs communities ranging from older garden complexes to newer mid-rise and high-rise buildings, including properties in Uptown, along the Stemmons corridor, and in the northern suburbs.

04Resident experience

How residents rate their buildings.

Resident ratings drive leasing and renewals. Look at the trend and at which problems are rising, not only the average.

Average Google rating
3.9
weighted by review count
Google reviews
4,074
across 21 properties

Properties by Google rating

4.5+6
4-4.57
3.5-46
3-3.52
under 30

Resident reviews over time

Our read of public resident feedback on 20 of its DFW properties, 2019-08 to 2026-09. Years with little feedback are left out, and earlier years rest on fewer properties. No resident comments are shown.

123452022: average rating 3.9, sentiment +0.4 (from -1 to +1)20222023: average rating 3.9, sentiment +0.46 (from -1 to +1)20232024: average rating 3.9, sentiment +0.44 (from -1 to +1)20242025: average rating 3.9, sentiment +0.45 (from -1 to +1)20252026: average rating 4.2, sentiment +0.6 (from -1 to +1)2026

━ average rating · ╌ sentiment · higher is better for both

What residents complain about lower is better

How often residents raise each problem, our assessment: before the last 12 months and in the last 12 months. Fewer is better. Shown only when enough residents raise it.

ProblemBeforeLast 12 monthsChange
Poor communication14%11%↓ 3 pts fewercould be chance
Maintenance delays11%6%↓ 5 pts fewercould be chance
Rude staff7%6%↓ 1 pts fewercould be chance
Staff unresponsive6%5%↓ 1 pts fewercould be chance

Other review sites, our read

BBBMixed

About 630 closed complaints in three years for a very large manager, mostly deposits and repairs; response rate not visible[3][4]

Our assessment · Sep 2026View profile ↗
ApartmentRatingsMixed

Company listing of about 770 communities; two large Dallas properties hold about 100 and 120 resident reviews, sentiment middling[5]

Our assessment · Sep 2026View profile ↗
YelpNot checked

Seattle company page with about 47 reviews exists but blocked fetching, so its overall resident sentiment could not be seen

Our assessment · Sep 2026

Our assessment of each site's record, not the site's own score, which we don't reproduce. Follow the link for the profile.

Avenue5 has been Great Place to Work certified each year since 2017. It has ranked in the NMHC Top 50 Managers list every year since 2017, most recently in the top ten. Our assessment of employee reviews on Glassdoor is mixed. Residents have filed complaints on the Better Business Bureau, some about security deposit deductions.

05Risk and compliance

Lawsuits, settlements and regulators.

Newest first. These are what public records and news show; allegations are reported as allegations.

≈Matched by nameA record can concern an owner, an affiliate or a similar name. We label it when the source shows that.
§Unproven until decidedA lawsuit or complaint is an allegation unless a court or regulator decided it.
↗Check the sourceEach item links to the record it comes from. Read it before relying on it.
  • 2026-08 · fair housing lawsuitTwo plaintiffs filed a Fair Housing Act suit in the District of Montana against Avenue5 and the owners of a Bozeman property; the allegations are unproven.[16]
  • 2026-06 · settlementAvenue5 agreed to pay $700,000 and reform its rent-setting practices to resolve the DC case, without admitting fault.[13]
  • 2026 · class action settlementAvenue5 is a settling defendant in the national RealPage rental antitrust class action in the Middle District of Tennessee; the fairness hearing is set for October 15, 2026.[14][15]
  • 2025-08 · class certificationA federal court in Spokane certified a class of Washington tenants alleging Avenue5 leases contained terms barred by state law, including early late fees, notice service fees, pest control fees, attorney fee clauses and class action waivers. The case was filed in January 2023; the allegations are unproven.[25]
  • 2024-04 · consumer class actionA tenant filed a putative class action in Colorado alleging Avenue5 charged undisclosed monthly fees and excessive late fees at its Colorado properties; the case was removed to federal court in June 2024 and a class certification motion was pending as of September 2026. The allegations are unproven.[23][24]
  • 2023 · antitrust lawsuitThe DC Attorney General sued RealPage and 14 landlords including Avenue5, alleging they exchanged sensitive data through RealPage software to inflate rents.[13]
Our summary

Avenue5's main legal exposure is the RealPage rent-pricing litigation. In 2023 the DC Attorney General sued RealPage and several landlords, including Avenue5. The suit alleged they shared sensitive data through RealPage software to raise rents. In June 2026 Avenue5 settled with DC. It agreed to pay a civil penalty and change how it sets rents, without admitting fault.

Avenue5 is also a settling defendant in the national RealPage class action in federal court in Nashville. A final approval hearing is set for October 2026.

Avenue5 faces two tenant class actions over fees and lease terms. In Washington, a federal court certified a class in August 2025 in a case alleging its leases contained terms barred by state law, such as early late fees, notice fees and pest control fees. In Colorado, a 2024 suit alleges undisclosed monthly fees and excessive late fees; class certification was still being briefed in September 2026. Both sets of allegations are unproven.

In August 2026 two plaintiffs filed a Fair Housing Act suit in Montana against Avenue5 and the owners of a Bozeman property. Those allegations are unproven. No Texas WARN notices or data breaches were found.

06Key personnel

Key personnel.

For an owner, the regional leaders in its own metro matter most, so leaders in DFW are listed first.

Lesa LaRocca
Lesa LaRoccaDFWLinkedIn
Division President, Southwest and Central[8]
Regional · Southwest and Central (Nevada, Arizona, Colorado, Utah, Texas) · joined 2015 (11 yrs)
Before: GreystarRiverstone Residential GroupWeidner InvestmentsTrillium Residential[8]
Stephani Park
Stephani ParkDFWLinkedIn
Senior Vice President of Operations, Texas[10]
Regional · Texas · joined 2021 (5 yrs)
Before: Roscoe Property ManagementOden Hughes ManagementRiverstone Residential Group[10]
Walt Smith
Walt SmithLinkedIn
Chief Executive Officer[8][11]
CEO · joined 2014 (12 yrs)
Before: HSC Real EstateRiverstone Residential Group[8]
Jeff Krohn
Jeff KrohnLinkedIn
Chief Operations Officer[11][8]
COO · joined 2025 (1 yrs)
Before: Own property management firm (founder)Avenue5 Residential[11][34]
Mark Stringer
Mark StringerLinkedIn
EVP, Optimization and Supplier Management[8]
Operations
Before: GreystarRiverstone Residential Group[8]
Lynn Owen
Lynn OwenLinkedIn
EVP, Client Strategy[8]
Business development · joined 2020 (6 yrs)
Before: Compass Acquisition PartnersTruAmerica Multifamily[8]
Pål Ottesen
Pål OttesenLinkedIn
Chief Financial Officer[8]
Leadership · joined 2014 (12 yrs)
Before: Riverstone Residential GroupHSC Real Estate[8]

Average leadership tenure: 8 years. Highlighted past employers have their own page here. LinkedIn profiles are linked, not copied.

What employees say, our read

GlassdoorMixed

About 620 employee reviews; benefits praised, recurring complaints about upper and regional management, trend slipping this year[1]

Our assessment · Sep 2026View profile ↗
IndeedMixed

About 330 employee reviews split between praise for benefits and complaints of understaffing, thin training and low pay[2]

Our assessment · Sep 2026View profile ↗
About the leadership

Walt Smith has been CEO since the company's founding. He was previously president of HSC Real Estate and CEO of Riverstone Residential Group. CFO Pål Ottesen was one of the founding partners in 2014 and also came from Riverstone and HSC.

Jeff Krohn became chief operations officer in October 2025, after about four years as an executive vice president at Avenue5. He replaced Steve Davis, another founding partner, who left to join Investors Capital Group.

Texas falls under Lesa LaRocca, division president for the Southwest and Central region. She joined Avenue5 in 2015 and was promoted to division president in 2021. Her past employers include Greystar, Riverstone and Weidner Investments. Stephani Park was hired in 2021 to lead Texas operations; the company's leadership page now lists her as an executive vice president of operations. Lynn Owen has led client strategy and business development since 2020.

07Performance and fees

What they report, and what they charge.

Private managers rarely publish results. Figures the firm reports about itself are marked "firm claim"; ask for audited numbers before you sign.

Occupancyfirm claim
3.27%
Year-over-year occupancy increase
Year-over-year occupancy up 3.27% after rolling out EliseAI leasing automation across about 50,000 units (vendor case study, company-reported).[21]
as of 2026
NOIfirm claim
3%
NOI increase
NOI up 3% after the EliseAI rollout (vendor case study, company-reported).[21]
as of 2026
Expense controlfirm claim
Replacing several single-purpose leasing and marketing tools with EliseAI offset much of EliseAI's subscription cost, leaving owners with a near net-neutral technology line item (vendor case study, company-reported). No figure for overall operating expenses was found.[21]
as of 2026
Collectionsfirm claim
6%
On-time rent payment increase
On-time rent payments up 6% and digital rent payment adoption up 18% after the Bilt rollout across over 100,000 units (vendor press release).[22]
as of 2026-01
Retention and renewalsfirm claim
100%
Peak early responder renewal rate
Renewal rates up to 100% among residents who responded more than 25 days before lease end, and 43% among those responding more than 40 days out, after the Bilt rollout (vendor press release).[22]
as of 2026-01
CapExfirm claim
$5M-$7M
Capital program per regional project manager, first 24 months (one posting)
Avenue5 hires regional capital project managers who plan and oversee capital spending for client properties in a region and deal directly with designers, architects and contractors. A Boise, Idaho posting says the role takes on a $5M-$7M capital program over its first 24 months, about 70% of it large-scale projects (company job posting; no portfolio-wide capex figure found).[35]
as of 2026-09

No current figure: Rent growth · Turn times. Ask the firm for these before you sign.

Fees paid by owners

Not publicly disclosed. Management fees are usually quoted in a proposal.

Fees charged to residents (4)
Monthly resident service fees (Colorado, alleged)Pest control typically $3-$5/month; valet trash typically $25/month on top of a $10 trash fee; "territorial" fee typically $33.23/month[23][24]
Late fee (Colorado form lease)$75 flat per the form lease; the complaint alleges higher amounts were charged[23]
Application fee, The Storey (Dallas)$85[27]
Pet fees, The Storey (Dallas)$250 one-time per pet plus $20/month pet rent[26][27]
Case studies (2)
  • EliseAI leasing automation. Avenue5 replaced several single-purpose leasing tools with EliseAI across about 50,000 units. The vendor reports higher occupancy, NOI and lead-to-lease conversion afterward, as reported by the vendor and Avenue5.[21]
  • Bilt rent rewards rollout. Avenue5 rolled out Bilt rent rewards across over 100,000 units within six months, announced January 2026. The vendor reports gains in on-time and digital rent payments and in early renewals.[22]
Our notes on performance and fees

No independent data on occupancy, rent growth or operating results was found. All available figures come from vendor case studies, press releases and the company's own job postings. None of them were checked by anyone else.

An EliseAI case study says occupancy and NOI rose after Avenue5 adopted its leasing automation. The same case study says Avenue5 dropped several single-purpose leasing tools when it moved to EliseAI, which offset much of the new software's cost for owners. A January 2026 Bilt release says on-time and online rent payments rose, and early renewals improved, after Avenue5 rolled out Bilt rent rewards. A 2020 Yardi case study reported higher online rent payment use during the pandemic.

On capital spending, Avenue5 staffs regional capital project managers. They plan and run renovation and capital projects for client properties and work directly with designers, architects and contractors. A job posting for one region describes a multi-million-dollar capital program over two years. No portfolio-wide capital spending figure was found.

No public information was found on Avenue5's rent growth, overall operating expenses or unit turn times.

No public source was found stating the management fee Avenue5 charges owners. Its services page lists no fees, and no housing authority contracts, SEC filings or court records naming its owner fee terms turned up.

Resident fees are better documented. A 2024 Colorado class action alleges Avenue5 charged tenants monthly pest control, valet trash and "territorial" fees on top of advertised rent, and late fees above the flat amount in its form lease. Those are allegations in a pending case.

At The Storey in Dallas, the property's own site and its RentCafe listing show an application fee, a one-time pet fee and monthly pet rent. The two sources list different pet amounts. In Washington, a certified class action challenges Avenue5 lease terms that include pest control and notice service fees.

08Awards

Awards and recognition.

Industry rankings and awards, newest first. Many are based on surveys the firm enters or pays for, so weigh them below results and resident ratings.

2026#2 Fastest growing · our DFW award
2026NMHC Top 50 Managers, No. 6[6]
2025NMHC Top 50 Managers, No. 8[7][11]
2025Great Place to Work certified each year since 2017[6][7]
09Technology

Software and systems.

Matters for reporting to you, integration with your systems, and how leasing and rents are set.

Property management software
Yardi Voyager[12]
CRM and leasing
Salesforce.com (listed as preferred knowledge in an Avenue5 property manager job posting; what it is used for is not described)[37]
Revenue management
RealPage revenue management (at DC buildings, per DC Attorney General case)[13]
Resident portal
RentCafe[12]
BI and reporting
Proprietary data and insights reporting platform with property performance dashboards (company-described)[18]
AI and automation
EliseAI (LeasingAI, VoiceAI, Delinquency, Maintenance)[21]
API and integrations
LeaseLock lease insurance deployed through its Yardi property management system (vendor case study)Updater move-in platform, featured with an Avenue5 executive quote on Updater's two-way Yardi integration page[28][29]
Our notes on technology

A 2020 Yardi case study says Avenue5 runs on Yardi Voyager. It uses RentCafe for resident payments, plus Yardi's invoice processing, vendor credentialing, bill pay and training tools. Its job postings ask for Yardi Voyager experience. The DC case says Avenue5 used RealPage revenue management software at some DC buildings.

Avenue5 uses EliseAI for AI leasing, voice, delinquency and maintenance communication across a large share of its portfolio. In 2026 it rolled out Bilt rent rewards nationally. The company says it gives owners a proprietary reporting platform with property performance dashboards. No outside source describes that platform.

Outside tools connect to Avenue5 through its Yardi system. LeaseLock says its lease insurance, which replaced security deposits across the portfolio, runs through Avenue5's property management system. Updater features an Avenue5 executive on the page for its two-way Yardi move-in integration.

Avenue5 property manager job postings list Salesforce.com as preferred knowledge, which points to Salesforce as a CRM in use, but no public source says what Avenue5 uses it for. No public source names a dedicated leasing CRM such as Yardi's CRM IQ, Knock or Funnel. The website of The Storey in Dallas shows an EliseAI chat widget and Yardi's SecureCafe online leasing, which fits EliseAI handling lead follow-up. No public source describes an API of Avenue5's own.

10Growth

Momentum, year by year.

Growing firms win new contracts but can stretch staff; shrinking ones may be losing clients.

Signal: growing[6][11][7]

Units the firm reported, by year[7][30][31][12][10][11][6]
2014201620182020202220242026+39%+60%+38%+27%+7%+33%+50%+10%18k2015: 18,000 units reported by the firm25k2016: 25,000 units reported by the firm40k2017: 40,000 units reported by the firm55k2019: 55,000 units reported by the firm70k2020: 70,000 units reported by the firm75k2021: 75,000 units reported by the firm100k2022: 100,000 units reported by the firm150k2025: 150,000 units reported by the firm165k2026: 165,000 units reported by the firmEVENTS2014 · founding: Walt Smith and former HSC Real Estate partners formed Avenue5 to manage the Investors Capital Group portfolio in the western US.2021-05 · expansion: Hired Stephani Park as senior vice president of operations for its Texas portfolio covering Dallas, Houston, Austin and San Antonio.2022 · milestone: Company says it reached its 2022 scale entirely through organic growth, without acquisitions.2025-10 · leadership change: COO Steve Davis left to join Investors Capital Group; EVP Jeff Krohn was promoted to chief operations officer.2016-06 · business model: After starting in early 2014 by managing its founders' own portfolio, Avenue5 announced third-party management services for outside institutional and private owners.

Hover a point or an orange event dot for details. Unit counts are what the firm reported nationally.

Recent events

  • 2025-10 · leadership changeCOO Steve Davis left to join Investors Capital Group; EVP Jeff Krohn was promoted to chief operations officer.[11]
  • 2022 · milestoneCompany says it reached its 2022 scale entirely through organic growth, without acquisitions.[7]
  • 2021-05 · expansionHired Stephani Park as senior vice president of operations for its Texas portfolio covering Dallas, Houston, Austin and San Antonio.[10]
  • 2016-06 · business modelAfter starting in early 2014 by managing its founders' own portfolio, Avenue5 announced third-party management services for outside institutional and private owners.[30]
  • 2014 · foundingWalt Smith and former HSC Real Estate partners formed Avenue5 to manage the Investors Capital Group portfolio in the western US.[8]

Avenue5 began in early 2014 managing its founders' own portfolio. It opened to outside owners in 2016, and has grown quickly since then, according to its own releases, timeline and NMHC rankings. It moved from the lower half of the NMHC Top 50 in 2017 into the top ten by 2024. Its reported staff has grown steadily over the same period. It added a Texas operations leader in 2021 and changed its COO in late 2025. The trend is growing.

11Ownership

Who owns the firm, and why it matters.

A manager that also owns buildings, or answers to a fund, can have different priorities from yours.

OwnershipPrivately held[9][12]
Parent companyNone
Business modelThird-party manager: runs buildings for outside owners[7][9]
Affordable housingLists affordable housing management among its services; no separate affordable portfolio size disclosed.[18]
Employee growthCompany-reported associates: over 1,000 in 2017, about 1,800 in 2020, about 2,000 in 2021, 3,000 in 2024, over 4,000 in 2026.[7][19][20][18]

Not publicly disclosed: Sister companies

Avenue5 describes itself as a private, third-party property management company. It manages buildings for other owners rather than owning its own portfolio. Its January 2026 press releases call it independently owned and operated. No parent company, outside equity investor, sale or merger has been publicly disclosed, and no public record of any ownership change was found.

Avenue5 started in early 2014 by managing the apartment portfolio of its founders, the former HSC Real Estate partners behind Investors Capital Group. In June 2016 it announced that it was opening its services to outside institutional and private owners. Investors Capital Group says its principals launched Avenue5 and that Avenue5 manages most of its investments. So Avenue5 and Investors Capital Group share founders, but no public source says one owns the other.

The company says its growth has been organic, not through acquisitions.

12Sources

Where every fact comes from.

Each [n] above links here. Property numbers, ratings and the map come from our database; each property links to its county record, its own website and its Google page.

Show all 39 sources
  1. Avenue5 Residential Reviews | Glassdoor glassdoor.com · seen 2026-09-29
  2. Working at Avenue5 Residential | Indeed.com indeed.com · seen 2026-09-29
  3. Avenue5 Residential LLC | BBB Business Profile bbb.org · seen 2026-09-29
  4. Avenue5 Residential LLC | BBB Complaints bbb.org · seen 2026-09-29
  5. Avenue5 Residential - Apartments For Rent | ApartmentRatings apartmentratings.com · seen 2026-09-29
  6. Avenue5 Residential | Apartment Rentals Nationwide avenue5.com · seen 2026-09-28
  7. Our Story | Avenue5 Residential avenue5.com · seen 2026-09-28
  8. Leadership | Avenue5 Residential avenue5.com · seen 2026-09-28
  9. Avenue5 is a private third-party property management company (NMHC 2022 Annual Meeting materials) nmhc.org · seen 2026-09-28
  10. Avenue5 Residential Hires Stephani Park as Senior Vice President of its Texas Multifamily Portfolio globenewswire.com · seen 2026-09-28
  11. Avenue5 Residential Advances Leadership to Fuel Next Phase of Growth | Multifamily Executive multifamilyexecutive.com · seen 2026-09-28
  12. With Yardi Support, Avenue5 Residential Achieves Notable Results Online prnewswire.com · seen 2026-09-28
  13. Avenue5, Bell Partners to pay DC $1.4M in RealPage suit | Multifamily Dive multifamilydive.com · seen 2026-09-28
  14. In re RealPage, Inc., Rental Software Antitrust Litigation (No. II) realpagerentalsettlement.com · seen 2026-09-28
  15. Exhibit A-3 Avenue5 Settlement Agreement angeion-public.s3.amazonaws.com · seen 2026-09-28
  16. Alexander et al v. Avenue5 Residential, LLC et al (D. Mont. 2:26-cv-00041) govinfo.gov · seen 2026-09-28
  17. Avenue5 Residential Reviews | Glassdoor glassdoor.com · seen 2026-09-28
  18. Hire Us | Avenue5 Residential Property Management Services avenue5.com · seen 2026-09-28
  19. Avenue5 Residential Appoints Lynn Owen as Executive Vice President of Client Strategy prnewswire.com · seen 2026-09-28
  20. Avenue5 Residential Promotes Lesa LaRocca to Division President of Its North Central and Southwest Regions globenewswire.com · seen 2026-09-28
  21. Avenue5 - Success Story | EliseAI eliseai.com · seen 2026-09-28
  22. Bilt and Avenue5 Residential Announce Partnership to Enhance the Resident Experience across Leasing, Living, and Neighborhood Engagement newsroom.biltrewards.com · seen 2026-09-28
  23. Segura v. Avenue5 Residential, LLC, Class Action Complaint (Douglas County, Colo., 2024CV30375; removed as D. Colo. 1:24-cv-01577) truthinadvertising.org · seen 2026-09-28
  24. Segura v. Avenue5 Residential, LLC (1:24-cv-01577), Colorado District Court docket pacermonitor.com · seen 2026-09-28
  25. Schultz v. Avenue5 Residential, LLC (E.D. Wash. 2:23-cv-00088), Order Granting Plaintiff's Motion for Class Certification govinfo.gov · seen 2026-09-28
  26. The Storey | Apartments in Dallas, TX livethestorey.com · seen 2026-09-28
  27. The Storey Apartments, 8001 N Stemmons Frwy, Dallas, TX - RentCafe rentcafe.com · seen 2026-09-28
  28. LeaseLock Case Study: Avenue5 Residential Generates Asset Value Lift with LeaseLock leaselock.com · seen 2026-09-28
  29. Yardi | Updater updater.com · seen 2026-09-28
  30. Former Riverstone Residential Group CEO Walt Smith and Partners Launch Third-Party Management Services at Avenue5 Residential (June 22, 2016) prweb.com · seen 2026-09-28
  31. Avenue5 Residential Reaches 40,000 Multifamily Units and 200 Multifamily Properties Under Management (June 29, 2017) prweb.com · seen 2026-09-28
  32. The Top 15 Multifamily Property Managers of 2022 | Multifamily Loans multifamily.loans · seen 2026-09-28
  33. About | Investors Capital Group investorscapitalgroup.com · seen 2026-09-28
  34. Avenue5 Residential Builds on Decade of Growth with Key Leadership Appointment - Biswire bisnow.com · seen 2026-09-28
  35. Avenue5 Residential, LLC Capital Project Manager, Boise, ID (ZipRecruiter job posting) ziprecruiter.com · seen 2026-09-29
  36. Google reviews of the firm's DFW properties (our analysis) google.com · seen 2026-09-30
  37. Property Manager at Avenue5 Residential, LLC (Corona de Tucson, AZ job posting) talents.vaia.com · seen 2026-09-30
  38. NMHC 2026 Top 50 Managers nmhc.org · seen 2026-10-01
  39. Avenue5 Residential Promotes Key Operations and Client Strategy Leaders in Northern California and Northern Nevada Regions (January 14, 2026) globenewswire.com · seen 2026-10-01