Lavanda, known for its award-winning technology platform, real estate industry knowledge and short-stay operational expertise, offers innovative solutions to streamline operations, optimize revenue, and elevate the guest experience.
SALT LAKE CITY – PEG Property Group, the multifamily and commercial property management arm of PEG Companies “PEG”, has joined forces with Lavanda, a leading short-stay platform, to offer short-stay visits at two new multifamily properties, Paperbox Lofts and Seven O2 Main Apartments. The new collaboration will empower PEG to enhance its short-stay strategy and provide exceptional hospitality experiences across its diverse portfolio of properties.
PEG has established itself as a frontrunner in the real estate industry with an impressive portfolio throughout the United States and Canada. The company takes pride in its commitment to delivering exceptional service and creating thriving communities for its residents.
Lavanda, known for its award-winning technology platform, real estate industry knowledge and short-stay operational expertise, offers innovative solutions to streamline operations, optimize revenue, and elevate the guest experience. By harnessing the power of Lavanda’s platform, PEG will launch short-stay services for the first time at these Salt Lake City apartment communities, providing a new option for guests to enjoy a hospitality-led flexible rental option at the properties for short-term housing needs, vacations, business trips, and beyond through seamless bookings, personalized amenities, and superior service.
“We are thrilled to announce the launch of our Lavanda partnership at Seven O2 Main and Paperbox Lofts,” said Annette Folch, Vice President of Property Management at PEG Property Group. “Our partnership with Lavanda, a renowned player in the short-stay industry, allows us to leverage cutting-edge technology and enhance the guest experience across our properties. We look forward to showcasing our partnership and the exceptional service we will be delivering.”
Furthermore, PEG will expand its reach by utilizing popular online platforms such as booking.com and Airbnb as additional distribution channels for their impressive short-stay inventory. With the integration of these platforms, PEG aims to increase its visibility and attract a wider audience. With a minimum length of stay of 3 nights, guests now have the freedom to customize their stay according to their individual preferences and requirements, making PEG properties a top choice for flexible and tailored accommodations.
Using Lavanda’s network of preferred furniture vendors, PEG is able to provide high-quality furniture directly to residents. Long-term tenants and short-term renters alike benefit from this efficient process that ensures the units are furnished to the highest standards, creating a comfortable environment for all.
Building upon its long-standing partnership with Spruce, PEG maintains a well-established approach to cleaning its units. As part of this enduring relationship, Spruce will continue to ensure that the short-stay units are meticulously cleaned and maintained to the highest standards.
The collaboration between PEG and Lavanda signifies a commitment to innovation, excellence, and delivering exceptional experiences to guests and residents alike. By harnessing the power of technology and strategic partnerships, PEG continues to set new industry standards and solidify its position as a leader in the real estate market.
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