Membership Benefits for Residential Properties

Attract Residents by Offering a Valuable Amenity 

More and more city dwellers are looking for ways to get around without a car. The Alewife TMA offers programs that assist with improving the transportation options to and from member locations. Whether it be our shuttle from Alewife Station to area businesses and apartments or our free bike tune-ups for bike riders, we aim to improve mobility options. Our members benefit from improved recruitment and retention of tenants, reduced parking demand, and ability to provide a valuable amenity. 

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Connection is the Amenity
Tenants are Seeking

According to an article in National Real Estate Investor Online, connection is the best amenity that an apartment complex can offer its tenants. Since more of us are living in apartments than in the past, offering some perks is a way to stand out in a competitive market.

For those that don’t own cars, or those that do but don’t want to deal with the hassles associated with driving to work, the connection to transit can be a place to get back valuable time and reduce stress. Alewife TMA programs help commuters get to and from the workplace the best way possible in an effort to help ease the frustration of a bad commute.
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Effective Programs

We implement direct-to-commuter activities that cross-promote a range of services including on-site events and demos.
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Expert Team

Your project will be handled by experts every time. We make sure you have the most experienced professionals working for you. 
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Quality Guaranteed

You’ll find the support you need to ensure that things runs smoothly. We’re here to help you with any questions.
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Melissa Zampitella

TMA Director

Courtney Goldberg

Support Staff

Lexy Santiago

Marketing & Design

Hanna Morris

Marketing & Design

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