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Property owners

A persistent platform that manages vacancy — not a marketing restart every month.

Centralize the management of available and upcoming units, capture visitor behaviour, and generate qualified leads on a continuous basis.

●Challenges & benefits

Three pains we hear daily.

  • 01

    Restarting the sale every turn

    Each unit that frees up triggers the same full marketing cycle. A persistent platform keeps prospects warm between availabilities.

  • 02

    Limited visibility into interest

    Hard to know who’s drawn to which floorplate, which floor, which rent point. Without behaviour capture, your campaigns run blind.

  • 03

    Fragmented data across systems

    Rents, finishes, plans, photos, leasing CRM, accounting — each source lives in its own silo. Agents spend more time hunting info than leasing.

●How it fits together

Three steps, one platform.

  1. 01

    Import the inventory

    Units, finishes, plans, photos, rent ranges. The control center becomes your source of truth — not another silo.

  2. 02

    Publish continuously

    Your available-units directory updates in real time. A freed unit shows up for qualified prospects without restarting a campaign.

  3. 03

    Convert with context

    Your agents receive a prospect already filtered by preferences. Faster conversion, better tour-to-lease ratio.

●The math

Three levers, your numbers.

Vacancy isn’t just lost rent. Here are the levers where Livya moves the cost — plug your numbers in.

Examples use averages seen in market (Quebec, Ontario). Your numbers replace these in the demo.

  1. 01

    Average vacancy time reduction

    Days saved × daily rent × annual unit turnovers

    For 200 units at $1,800/mo ($60/day), saving 7 days across 30 annual turns = ~$12,600/year recaptured.

  2. 02

    Marketing cost per signed lease

    Annual budget ÷ leases signed via digital channels

    A persistent platform pools spend across all units instead of restarting a campaign per turnover.

  3. 03

    Agent hours freed

    Hours per unqualified lead × monthly volume × loaded wage

    Automatic preference-based qualification typically removes 0.5–1 hour per unqualified prospect from agent calendars.

●In practice

“We stopped firing off a mini-campaign every time a unit frees up. The platform stays on, qualified prospects keep coming in, and our agents start their calls with a clear profile in hand.”

Asset Manager

Owner — 465 rental units, Quebec City

●FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Yes — each building can have its own identity, content and team permissions. The control center acts as a portfolio.

Yes — Livya pushes leads in real time via API. Works with Salesforce, HubSpot, Yardi, Entrata, AppFolio and most real-estate platforms.

The control center exposes an API your leasing team or property-management software can subscribe to. A leased unit drops from the directory automatically.

No — web modules embed into an existing site. Many owners keep their CMS for corporate branding and use Livya only for the inventory layer.

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