Markets
Multifamily marketing in 25+ states and Canada
50+ rental properties and 10,000+ units leased, run from our New York headquarters, with on-site work wherever a building needs it.
25+
States + Canada
50+
Rental properties
10,000+
Leases
5
Condominium launches
Where we’ve worked
Some of the markets and properties we’ve worked in.
New York · 3,413 units
Stonehenge’s NYC portfolio (3,200 units), 2 Cooper in NoHo (133) and 30 Kent in Greenpoint (80).
New York City marketing →
Texas · 618 units
FLATZ 487 in Jarrell (300), FLATZ 830 in Marble Falls (264) and CoHo in Fort Worth (54).
CoHo case study →
Arizona · 308 units
Aerie La Cholla in Tucson (144), RendezVous Urban Flats in Tucson (100) and Linda Vista in Oro Valley (64).
South Carolina · 152 units
Tree Top in Spartanburg (152), a Class B repositioning.
Tree Top case study →
Tennessee · 150 units
CODA in Nashville (150).
CODA case study →
Florida · 130 units
Welcome Canary in Lakeland (130).
California · 129 units
The Mod in Sacramento (129).
Michigan · 107 units
The Current (72) and Clipper Lofts (35), both in Grand Rapids.
The Current case study →
Louisiana · 78 units
The Crest in Duson (78), a build-to-rent community.
The Crest case study →
Condominium launches
Sold rather than leased, so they sit outside the unit count.
Questions about coverage
Which states and provinces does Snaplistings work in?
25+ U.S. states and Canada. Among the properties listed on this page, New York leads with 3,413 units across three properties, most of them in Stonehenge’s portfolio of about 3,200 apartments. Texas follows with 618 units at FLATZ 487, FLATZ 830 and CoHo, then Arizona with 308 at Aerie La Cholla, RendezVous Urban Flats and Linda Vista. South Carolina (Tree Top, 152), Tennessee (CODA, 150), Florida (Welcome Canary, 130), California (The Mod, 129), Michigan (The Current and Clipper Lofts, 107) and Louisiana (The Crest, 78) round out the list.
Do you need to be in the same city as the building?
No. Campaigns are run from our New York headquarters with weekly calls and a live dashboard, and we go on site when a building needs it, as with the tour and messaging workshop at Clipper Lofts in Grand Rapids. Local knowledge comes from research done for each property: rent comps and competitor analysis across Lafayette and Duson for The Crest, and a neighborhood guide built for CODA’s Wedgewood Houston area in Nashville, which did not exist in that market before.
Can one team run campaigns across several markets?
Yes. The same team runs Stonehenge’s multi-building New York portfolio and single buildings from Texas to California. Each property gets its own lead capture page, creative and targeting, so campaigns stay local, while strategy, reporting and the SL Renter Funnel™ stay consistent across the portfolio. That makes results comparable from building to building, which is how the portfolio table on our results page is built.
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