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Florida Apartment Association (FAA) is a private, non-profit 501(c)(6) trade association founded in 1976 and headquartered in Maitland, Florida. The organization advocates for Florida's multifamily rental housing industry, representing more than 1 million apartment homes and an industry serving 3 million+ renters. FAA operates as a federation of nine local affiliate associations across the state (AAGO, BAAA, CCAA, FCAA, NCFAA, NWFAA, SCAA, SEFAA, SWFAA), and membership in any local affiliate automatically confers state (FAA) and national (NAA) membership, creating a three-tiered member value proposition. The association is governed by an Executive Committee, Board of Directors, APAC Board, and the Florida Suppliers Council (FSC), and is led by EVP Chip Tatum, CAE, with a lean staff of 1-10 employees.

FAA's core products and services span education, events, publications, advocacy, and research. The FAA University eLearning platform (learn.faahq.org) delivers paid compliance training such as Crime Prevention Training ($50-$89) and Human Trafficking Awareness Training ($29-$79). Signature events include the Inspire annual conference and trade show (October 14-16, 2026 in Lake Buena Vista; 2026 trade show booths sold out in under two hours) and the Impact legislative conference in Tallahassee ($105-$250 pricing). Publications include the award-winning Multifamily Florida quarterly magazine and the monthly Florida APTitudes e-newsletter. Additional offerings include the NAA Click & Lease Program, Supplier Directory, Smoke-Free Housing Certification, LEESA legal education, Leadership Lyceum, and research tools such as the Legislative Tracking Dashboard, Apartment Scarcity Dashboard (BuildFlorida2030), and Housing Affordability Toolkit. Technology is conventional: Novi AMS association management software with SSO across all nine affiliate platforms, social login (Facebook, Google), and standard eLearning infrastructure. No proprietary technology, algorithms, or AI capabilities are disclosed.

FAA operates a diversified revenue model combining recurring company-based membership dues, one-time event registration fees, trade show exhibitor fees, advertising/sponsorships in publications and events, and separate supplier company memberships. Pricing is tiered by member type (member, non-member, affiliate, supplier, management company, apartment community) with bulk registration discounts. The go-to-market motion is event-driven and affiliate-distributed, with the annual Inspire conference and Impact legislative conference as primary engagement catalysts, supported by content marketing (magazine, newsletter, social media) and the local affiliate referral network. Key partnerships include the National Apartment Association (federal advocacy and national resources), APAC political action committee (state legislative advocacy), Valencia College (workforce education), and the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation (compliance training alignment).

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Florida Apartment Association is a non-profit 501(c)(6) trade association founded in 1976 that advocates for Florida's multifamily rental housing industry through nine local affiliates, representing over 1 million apartment homes and providing education, events, publications, and legislative advocacy to property owners, managers, and suppliers.

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multifamily housing association, rental industry advocacy, property management education, apartment industry events, supplier networking directory
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Trade Association Services
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Revenue model5 records
1Membership Dues
TypeSubscription Recurring
Description

Company-based membership dues. Members of any of FAA's nine local affiliates automatically become members of FAA and NAA. Membership fees fund advocacy, events, education, and member services.

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2Event Registration Fees
TypeOne Time License
Description

Revenue from signature conferences including Inspire (annual conference & trade show), Impact (legislative conference), and various training workshops. Event pricing varies: Impact conference ranges from $105-$250; Crime Prevention Training $50-$89; Human Trafficking Awareness Training $29-$79.

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3Trade Show Exhibitor Fees
TypeTransaction Fee
Description

Revenue from supplier/exhibitor booth fees at the annual trade show. The 2026 Inspire trade show sold out booths in under two hours.

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4Advertising & Sponsorships
TypeAdvertising
Description

Revenue from advertising in Multifamily Florida magazine and Florida APTitudes e-newsletter. Sponsorship packages for events and programs. Media kit and rate sheet available.

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5Supplier Membership
TypeSubscription Recurring
Description

Separate supplier company memberships with associated fees and directory listings.

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Personnel, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Technology or R&D, Others
Pricing details4 tiers
1Impact 2026 Legislative Conference pricing
ModelOne time/ perpetual licenseBilling cadenceOne time/ perpetual license
Notes

Early bird: $105 (before January 2, 2026), General: $125, Nonmembers: $250. Registration opens to nonmembers in December.

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2Crime Prevention Training (FAA University)
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadencePay-as-you-go
Notes

Non-member: $89; Affiliate: Free; Supplier Company: $50; Management Company: $50; Apartment Community: $50. Provides 3.00 CEC credits.

learn.faahq.org
3Human Trafficking Awareness Training (FAA University)
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadencePay-as-you-go
Notes

Non-member: $79; Supplier Company: $29; Management Company: Free; Apartment Community: $29. Course duration: approx. 2.5 hours.

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42019 Legislative Conference
ModelOne time/ perpetual licenseBilling cadenceOne time/ perpetual license
Notes

$95 registration fee includes legislative briefing and APAC reception.

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1FAA University
Description

Online learning platform offering courses including Crime Prevention Training and Human Trafficking Awareness Training

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Florida Apartment Association (FAA) is a nonprofit 501(c)(6) trade association that advocates for Florida's multifamily rental housing industry. It delivers legislative advocacy, professional education through the FAA University eLearning platform, signature events including the annual Inspire conference and Impact legislative conference, industry publications, and a supplier network. Membership is company-based and automatic upon joining any of FAA's nine local affiliates, which also grants membership in the National Apartment Association (NAA).

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  • Represents 1 million+ apartment homes in Florida
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Florida Apartment Association (FAA) offers a comprehensive portfolio of products and services for the multifamily housing industry in Florida. The core offerings include FAA University, an eLearning platform providing web-based training courses including Crime Prevention Training and Human Trafficking Awareness Training. FAA publishes the award-winning quarterly Multifamily Florida Magazine and monthly Florida APTitudes e-newsletter. The association operates major events including the Inspire Conference (annual trade show) and Impact Conference (annual legislative conference). Additional offerings include the NAA Click & Lease Program, Supplier Directory, Smoke-Free Housing Certification, LEESA legal education resource, Leadership Lyceum program, and research tools including the Legislative Tracking Dashboard, Apartment Scarcity Dashboard (BuildFlorida2030), and Housing Affordability Toolkit. Members represent over 1 million apartment homes across Florida through nine local affiliates.

Product and service17 records
1FAA Membership
CategoryMembership
Description

Company-based membership program that automatically grants local affiliate, state (FAA), and national (NAA) membership to apartment owners, management companies, and supplier companies across Florida.

2FAA University (eLearning Platform)
CategoryEducation and Training
Description

Online learning and education platform (learn.faahq.org) offering web-based training courses for multifamily housing professionals, including compliance training and professional development programs.

3Crime Prevention Training
CategoryCompliance Training
Description

Web-based training course covering Florida Statute 768.0706 on premises liability and safety/security measures for multifamily apartment communities. Awards 3.00 CEC credits upon completion.

4Human Trafficking Awareness Training
CategoryCompliance Training
Description

Online training course (approx. 2.5 hours) educating apartment industry professionals on identifying and reporting suspected human trafficking at apartment communities.

5Inspire Conference
CategoryIndustry Events
Description

Annual Conference & Trade Show featuring education sessions, networking opportunities, and a trade show floor with supplier exhibitors. The 2026 edition takes place October 14-16 in Lake Buena Vista, FL.

6Impact Legislative Conference
CategoryIndustry Events
Description

Annual Legislative Conference held in Tallahassee, FL, where FAA members advocate for the rental housing industry and meet with legislators. Includes governance meetings, legislative briefings, and office visits.

7Maintenance Labs
CategoryIndustry Events
Description

Educational and hands-on learning event for multifamily maintenance professionals featuring tech, trends, and safety training. Co-presented with Bay Area Apartment Association (BAAA).

8Multifamily Florida Magazine
CategoryPublications
Description

Award-winning quarterly publication (print and digital) providing FAA members with industry trends, best practices, legislative issues, and products and services information.

9Florida APTitudes E-Newsletter
CategoryPublications
Description

Monthly email newsletter delivered to members featuring news and announcements about FAA, NAA, and the apartment industry in Florida, with dedicated supplier updates section.

10NAA Click & Lease Program
CategoryCompliance Tools
Description

Industry-standard lease and rental application program offered in partnership with the National Apartment Association for FAA member use.

11Supplier Directory
CategorySupplier Network
Description

Online searchable directory connecting FAA members with supplier partners providing products and services to the multifamily housing industry.

12Smoke-Free Housing Certification
CategoryCertification Programs
Description

Certification program for apartment communities committing to smoke-free living environments.

13LEESA (Legal Education for the Apartment Industry)
CategoryLegal Education
Description

Legal information and education resource for apartment industry professionals.

14Leadership Lyceum
CategoryProfessional Development
Description

Leadership development program for FAA members featuring modules on advocacy, governance, and professional development.

15Legislative Tracking Dashboard
CategoryResearch and Advocacy Tools
Description

Online dashboard for tracking Florida legislation affecting the apartment industry during the 2026 legislative session.

16Apartment Scarcity Dashboard (BuildFlorida2030)
CategoryResearch and Advocacy Tools
Description

Research dashboard tracking apartment development flow and housing supply data across Florida metros, part of the BuildFlorida2030 initiative.

17Housing Affordability Toolkit
CategoryResearch and Advocacy Tools
Description

Research resource identifying barriers to housing affordability and providing solutions for multifamily housing challenges in Florida.

Scale indicator5 records

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Partnership7 partners
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

FAA is affiliated with the National Apartment Association, providing FAA members automatic membership in NAA. This partnership provides access to NAA education programs, advocacy at federal level, Apartmentalize conferences, and national industry resources.

2APAC (Apartment Political Action Committee)
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

APAC is FAA's political action committee dedicated to supporting candidates who understand the apartment industry's issues. Members invest in APAC to fund legislative advocacy at state level.

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Strategic tierSupportingTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Partnership with Valencia College to offer Property Management Degree Program and Residential Maintenance Technician Program, providing educational pathways for industry professionals.

Strategic tierSupportingTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

FAA's Human Trafficking Awareness Training includes compliance best practices from the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation.

Strategic tierMinorTypeGTM or Marketing Partner
Description

Move For Hunger, a national nonprofit, partnered with FAA and NAA for the Apartmentalize 2026 conference to host a food relief initiative in New Orleans. FAA member companies support this community initiative.

6BuildFlorida2030
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Research initiative providing housing affordability data, apartment scarcity dashboard, and development resources. FAA conducts/commissions research through this platform.

faahq.org
7Local Affiliate Associations (9 total)
Strategic tierCoreTypeChannel Partner/ Reseller/ Distributor
Description

Network of nine local affiliates: AAGO (Greater Orlando), BAAA (Bay Area/Tampa), FCAA (First Coast/Jacksonville), NCFAA (North Central/Gainesville), NWFAA (Northwest/Pensacola), SCAA (Space Coast/Melbourne), SEFAA (Southeast/Boca Raton), SWFAA (Southwest/Fort Myers), CCAA (Capital City/Tallahassee).

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Recent move6 records

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Expansion highlight5 records

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Peers10 records
TypeDirect peer
Description

California's statewide apartment industry trade association. CAA conducts rent-regulation advocacy, member education, and operates a legislative conference — a direct structural peer to FAA, though operating in a much more tenant-friendly regulatory environment.

TypeOthers
Description

A national multifamily rental marketplace that serves both renters and operators with advertising, data, and lead-generation services. Apartment List intersects FAA's supplier ecosystem as a technology-enabled marketing channel for multifamily operators.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

FAA's parent affiliate and the national umbrella trade association for the U.S. multifamily industry. NAA offers the federal-level counterpart to FAA's state-level advocacy, education (NALP, CAS credentials), and the Apartmentalize conference, and FAA membership automatically confers NAA membership.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

An international institute for property managers offering credentials (ARM, CPM, AMO) and education. IREM competes in adjacent education/professional-development territory to FAA University, especially for credentialed property managers.

TypeDirect peer
Description

The state-level multifamily trade association for Texas — structurally identical to FAA in mission, governance, and revenue mix. TAA operates local affiliates, an annual conference & trade show, legislative advocacy, and supplier council, making it the closest direct peer in another major Sun Belt state.

TypeOthers
Description

Trade association for commercial real estate, adjacent to FAA's multifamily focus. BOMA offers overlapping education, advocacy, and networking services but serves office/industrial/commercial rather than residential landlords.

TypeDirect peer
Description

FAA's largest local affiliate, serving the Greater Orlando region. AAGO functions as one of FAA's nine regional affiliates with overlapping mission, structure, and programs — a useful peer for benchmarking local-level association economics.

TypeEmerging player
Description

A national membership organization for single-family and small-portfolio residential property managers. NARPM overlaps with FAA in serving residential rental housing professionals but at the smaller-property segment.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

National trade association representing the largest institutional multifamily owners, developers, and managers. NMHC overlaps with FAA/NAA on federal advocacy and research but skews to the largest operators rather than the broad-based small/mid-market focus of FAA.

TypeDirect peer
Description

The state-level multifamily trade association for Georgia, another Sun Belt state with structural parallels to Florida. GAA operates with similar local affiliates, advocacy focus, and annual conference model — a close comparable peer.

Market position
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Ideal customer profile3 records

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Florida Apartment Association

Trade Association Servicesfaahq.org

Florida Apartment Association is a non-profit 501(c)(6) trade association founded in 1976 that advocates for Florida's multifamily rental housing industry through nine local affiliates, representing over 1 million apartment homes and providing education, events, publications, and legislative advocacy to property owners, managers, and suppliers.

What Florida Apartment Association does

Florida Apartment Association (FAA) is a private, non-profit 501(c)(6) trade association founded in 1976 and headquartered in Maitland, Florida. The organization advocates for Florida's multifamily rental housing industry, representing more than 1 million apartment homes and an industry serving 3 million+ renters. FAA operates as a federation of nine local affiliate associations across the state (AAGO, BAAA, CCAA, FCAA, NCFAA, NWFAA, SCAA, SEFAA, SWFAA), and membership in any local affiliate automatically confers state (FAA) and national (NAA) membership, creating a three-tiered member value proposition. The association is governed by an Executive Committee, Board of Directors, APAC Board, and the Florida Suppliers Council (FSC), and is led by EVP Chip Tatum, CAE, with a lean staff of 1-10 employees.

FAA's core products and services span education, events, publications, advocacy, and research. The FAA University eLearning platform (learn.faahq.org) delivers paid compliance training such as Crime Prevention Training ($50-$89) and Human Trafficking Awareness Training ($29-$79). Signature events include the Inspire annual conference and trade show (October 14-16, 2026 in Lake Buena Vista; 2026 trade show booths sold out in under two hours) and the Impact legislative conference in Tallahassee ($105-$250 pricing). Publications include the award-winning Multifamily Florida quarterly magazine and the monthly Florida APTitudes e-newsletter. Additional offerings include the NAA Click & Lease Program, Supplier Directory, Smoke-Free Housing Certification, LEESA legal education, Leadership Lyceum, and research tools such as the Legislative Tracking Dashboard, Apartment Scarcity Dashboard (BuildFlorida2030), and Housing Affordability Toolkit. Technology is conventional: Novi AMS association management software with SSO across all nine affiliate platforms, social login (Facebook, Google), and standard eLearning infrastructure. No proprietary technology, algorithms, or AI capabilities are disclosed.

FAA operates a diversified revenue model combining recurring company-based membership dues, one-time event registration fees, trade show exhibitor fees, advertising/sponsorships in publications and events, and separate supplier company memberships. Pricing is tiered by member type (member, non-member, affiliate, supplier, management company, apartment community) with bulk registration discounts. The go-to-market motion is event-driven and affiliate-distributed, with the annual Inspire conference and Impact legislative conference as primary engagement catalysts, supported by content marketing (magazine, newsletter, social media) and the local affiliate referral network. Key partnerships include the National Apartment Association (federal advocacy and national resources), APAC political action committee (state legislative advocacy), Valencia College (workforce education), and the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation (compliance training alignment).

Florida Apartment Association firmographics

Firmographics
Name
Florida Apartment Association
Legal name
Florida Apartment Association
Website
https://faahq.org
Company type
Private
Founded year
1976
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
1–10 employees
Short description
Florida Apartment Association is a non-profit 501(c)(6) trade association founded in 1976 that advocates for Florida's multifamily rental housing industry through nine local affiliates, representing over 1 million apartment homes and providing education, events, publications, and legislative advocacy to property owners, managers, and suppliers.
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Where Florida Apartment Association is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
Orlando
HQ country
United States
HQ region
North America

Offices1 record

Markets served

Florida Apartment Association business model

Business model
GTM type
B2B
Offering type
Services
Cost components
Personnel, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Technology or R&D, Others

Revenue model

  1. Membership Dues: Company-based membership dues. Members of any of FAA's nine local affiliates automatically become members of FAA and NAA. Membership fees fund advocacy, events, education, and member services.
  2. Event Registration Fees: Revenue from signature conferences including Inspire (annual conference & trade show), Impact (legislative conference), and various training workshops. Event pricing varies: Impact conference ranges from $105-$250; Crime Prevention Training $50-$89; Human Trafficking Awareness Training $29-$79.
  3. Trade Show Exhibitor Fees: Revenue from supplier/exhibitor booth fees at the annual trade show. The 2026 Inspire trade show sold out booths in under two hours.
  4. Advertising & Sponsorships: Revenue from advertising in Multifamily Florida magazine and Florida APTitudes e-newsletter. Sponsorship packages for events and programs. Media kit and rate sheet available.
  5. Supplier Membership: Separate supplier company memberships with associated fees and directory listings.

Pricing tiers

ModelBillingPrice
One time/ perpetual licenseOne time/ perpetual licenseImpact 2026 Legislative Conference pricing
SubscriptionPay-as-you-goCrime Prevention Training (FAA University)
SubscriptionPay-as-you-goHuman Trafficking Awareness Training (FAA University)
One time/ perpetual licenseOne time/ perpetual license2019 Legislative Conference

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels3 records

Marketing channels6 records

Florida Apartment Association product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Florida Apartment Association (FAA) is a nonprofit 501(c)(6) trade association that advocates for Florida's multifamily rental housing industry. It delivers legislative advocacy, professional education through the FAA University eLearning platform, signature events including the annual Inspire conference and Impact legislative conference, industry publications, and a supplier network. Membership is company-based and automatic upon joining any of FAA's nine local affiliates, which also grants membership in the National Apartment Association (NAA).

Product overview

Florida Apartment Association (FAA) offers a comprehensive portfolio of products and services for the multifamily housing industry in Florida. The core offerings include FAA University, an eLearning platform providing web-based training courses including Crime Prevention Training and Human Trafficking Awareness Training. FAA publishes the award-winning quarterly Multifamily Florida Magazine and monthly Florida APTitudes e-newsletter. The association operates major events including the Inspire Conference (annual trade show) and Impact Conference (annual legislative conference). Additional offerings include the NAA Click & Lease Program, Supplier Directory, Smoke-Free Housing Certification, LEESA legal education resource, Leadership Lyceum program, and research tools including the Legislative Tracking Dashboard, Apartment Scarcity Dashboard (BuildFlorida2030), and Housing Affordability Toolkit. Members represent over 1 million apartment homes across Florida through nine local affiliates.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

  • FAA University: Online learning platform offering courses including Crime Prevention Training and Human Trafficking Awareness Training
  • LEESA
  • Multifamily Florida
  • Florida APTitudes
  • Leadership Lyceum
  • Inspire

Products and services

  • FAA Membership Company-based membership program that automatically grants local affiliate, state (FAA), and national (NAA) membership to apartment owners, management companies, and supplier companies across Florida.
  • FAA University (eLearning Platform) Online learning and education platform (learn.faahq.org) offering web-based training courses for multifamily housing professionals, including compliance training and professional development programs.
  • Crime Prevention Training Web-based training course covering Florida Statute 768.0706 on premises liability and safety/security measures for multifamily apartment communities. Awards 3.00 CEC credits upon completion.
  • Human Trafficking Awareness Training Online training course (approx. 2.5 hours) educating apartment industry professionals on identifying and reporting suspected human trafficking at apartment communities.
  • Inspire Conference Annual Conference & Trade Show featuring education sessions, networking opportunities, and a trade show floor with supplier exhibitors. The 2026 edition takes place October 14-16 in Lake Buena Vista, FL.
  • Impact Legislative Conference Annual Legislative Conference held in Tallahassee, FL, where FAA members advocate for the rental housing industry and meet with legislators. Includes governance meetings, legislative briefings, and office visits.
  • Maintenance Labs Educational and hands-on learning event for multifamily maintenance professionals featuring tech, trends, and safety training. Co-presented with Bay Area Apartment Association (BAAA).
  • Multifamily Florida Magazine Award-winning quarterly publication (print and digital) providing FAA members with industry trends, best practices, legislative issues, and products and services information.
  • Florida APTitudes E-Newsletter Monthly email newsletter delivered to members featuring news and announcements about FAA, NAA, and the apartment industry in Florida, with dedicated supplier updates section.
  • NAA Click & Lease Program Industry-standard lease and rental application program offered in partnership with the National Apartment Association for FAA member use.
  • Supplier Directory Online searchable directory connecting FAA members with supplier partners providing products and services to the multifamily housing industry.
  • Smoke-Free Housing Certification Certification program for apartment communities committing to smoke-free living environments.
  • LEESA (Legal Education for the Apartment Industry) Legal information and education resource for apartment industry professionals.
  • Leadership Lyceum Leadership development program for FAA members featuring modules on advocacy, governance, and professional development.
  • Legislative Tracking Dashboard Online dashboard for tracking Florida legislation affecting the apartment industry during the 2026 legislative session.
  • Apartment Scarcity Dashboard (BuildFlorida2030) Research dashboard tracking apartment development flow and housing supply data across Florida metros, part of the BuildFlorida2030 initiative.
  • Housing Affordability Toolkit Research resource identifying barriers to housing affordability and providing solutions for multifamily housing challenges in Florida.

Quantifiable outcome

  • Represents 1 million+ apartment homes in Florida
  • +2 more outcomes

Companies that use Florida Apartment Association

Customer profile

Named customers5 records

Segments4 records

Ideal customer profiles3 records

Florida Apartment Association technology and API

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Florida Apartment Association partnerships and signals

Strategic signal

Partnerships

Seven partnerships are on record, tiered core, supporting and minor.

  • National Apartment Association (NAA)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerFAA is affiliated with the National Apartment Association, providing FAA members automatic membership in NAA. This partnership provides access to NAA education programs, advocacy at federal level, Apartmentalize conferences, and national industry resources.
  • APAC (Apartment Political Action Committee)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerAPAC is FAA's political action committee dedicated to supporting candidates who understand the apartment industry's issues. Members invest in APAC to fund legislative advocacy at state level.
  • Valencia CollegesupportingStrategic or Co-development PartnerPartnership with Valencia College to offer Property Management Degree Program and Residential Maintenance Technician Program, providing educational pathways for industry professionals.
  • Florida Department of Business and Professional RegulationsupportingStrategic or Co-development PartnerFAA's Human Trafficking Awareness Training includes compliance best practices from the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation.
  • Move For HungerminorGTM or Marketing PartnerMove For Hunger, a national nonprofit, partnered with FAA and NAA for the Apartmentalize 2026 conference to host a food relief initiative in New Orleans. FAA member companies support this community initiative.
  • BuildFlorida2030coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerResearch initiative providing housing affordability data, apartment scarcity dashboard, and development resources. FAA conducts/commissions research through this platform.
  • Local Affiliate Associations (9 total)coreChannel Partner/ Reseller/ DistributorNetwork of nine local affiliates: AAGO (Greater Orlando), BAAA (Bay Area/Tampa), FCAA (First Coast/Jacksonville), NCFAA (North Central/Gainesville), NWFAA (Northwest/Pensacola), SCAA (Space Coast/Melbourne), SEFAA (Southeast/Boca Raton), SWFAA (Southwest/Fort Myers), CCAA (Capital City/Tallahassee).

Scale indicators5 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights5 records

Florida Apartment Association competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Direct peers

  • California Apartment Association: California's statewide apartment industry trade association. CAA conducts rent-regulation advocacy, member education, and operates a legislative conference — a direct structural peer to FAA, though operating in a much more tenant-friendly regulatory environment.
  • Texas Apartment Association: The state-level multifamily trade association for Texas — structurally identical to FAA in mission, governance, and revenue mix. TAA operates local affiliates, an annual conference & trade show, legislative advocacy, and supplier council, making it the closest direct peer in another major Sun Belt state.
  • Apartment Association of Greater Orlando (AAGO): FAA's largest local affiliate, serving the Greater Orlando region. AAGO functions as one of FAA's nine regional affiliates with overlapping mission, structure, and programs — a useful peer for benchmarking local-level association economics.
  • Georgia Apartment Association: The state-level multifamily trade association for Georgia, another Sun Belt state with structural parallels to Florida. GAA operates with similar local affiliates, advocacy focus, and annual conference model — a close comparable peer.

Others

  • Apartment List: A national multifamily rental marketplace that serves both renters and operators with advertising, data, and lead-generation services. Apartment List intersects FAA's supplier ecosystem as a technology-enabled marketing channel for multifamily operators.
  • Building Owners and Managers Association (BOMA) International: Trade association for commercial real estate, adjacent to FAA's multifamily focus. BOMA offers overlapping education, advocacy, and networking services but serves office/industrial/commercial rather than residential landlords.

Broad incumbents

  • National Apartment Association (NAA): FAA's parent affiliate and the national umbrella trade association for the U.S. multifamily industry. NAA offers the federal-level counterpart to FAA's state-level advocacy, education (NALP, CAS credentials), and the Apartmentalize conference, and FAA membership automatically confers NAA membership.
  • Institute of Real Estate Management (IREM): An international institute for property managers offering credentials (ARM, CPM, AMO) and education. IREM competes in adjacent education/professional-development territory to FAA University, especially for credentialed property managers.
  • National Multifamily Housing Council (NMHC): National trade association representing the largest institutional multifamily owners, developers, and managers. NMHC overlaps with FAA/NAA on federal advocacy and research but skews to the largest operators rather than the broad-based small/mid-market focus of FAA.

Emerging players

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat5 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

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Florida Apartment Association financial estimates

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Florida Apartment Association leadership team

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Profiles3 records

Florida Apartment Association subsidiaries and ownership

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Subsidiaries9 records

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What does Florida Apartment Association do?

Florida Apartment Association (FAA) is a nonprofit 501(c)(6) trade association that advocates for Florida's multifamily rental housing industry. It delivers legislative advocacy, professional education through the FAA University eLearning platform, signature events including the annual Inspire conference and Impact legislative conference, industry publications, and a supplier network. Membership is company-based and automatic upon joining any of FAA's nine local affiliates, which also grants membership in the National Apartment Association (NAA).

Is Florida Apartment Association a public or private company?

Florida Apartment Association is a private company. It is classified as nonprofit foundation owned and is currently operating.

When was Florida Apartment Association founded?

Florida Apartment Association was founded in 1976. It employs 1 to 10 people.

Where is Florida Apartment Association based?

Florida Apartment Association is headquartered in Orlando, United States, in the North America region.

How does Florida Apartment Association make money?

Five revenue lines are on record. Membership Dues are the primary driver. The others are event Registration Fees, trade Show Exhibitor Fees, advertising & Sponsorships and supplier Membership.

Who are Florida Apartment Association's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are California Apartment Association, Texas Apartment Association, Apartment Association of Greater Orlando (AAGO) and Georgia Apartment Association. Others are Apartment List and Building Owners and Managers Association (BOMA) International. Broad incumbents are National Apartment Association (NAA), Institute of Real Estate Management (IREM) and National Multifamily Housing Council (NMHC). National Association of Residential Property Managers (NARPM) is listed as an emerging player.

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PR NewswireFlorida Apartment Association: Tax Discounts are a Critical Tool for Solving Florida's Affordable Housing CrisisThe Florida Apartment Association (FAA) and HR&A Advisors released a study proposing local tax discounts for housing providers as a solution to Florida's affordable housing shortage. The study found that a 25% tax discount in Miami could enable approximately 1,250 affordable apartments annually for residents earning up to 60% of area median income, while generating 424 new jobs and $52 million in increased economic activity. The FAA is advocating for state legislation to authorize these tax discounts, with two bills (SB 674 and HB 563) previously introduced and expected to be reintroduced in 2022.PR NewswireMunicipal Policies, Racial and Economic Disparities Undermine Housing Affordability, Report FindsA report commissioned by the Florida Apartment Association and conducted by HR&A Advisors found that municipal policies, historical economic and racial disparities, rising land and construction costs contribute to housing unaffordability in Florida cities including Jacksonville, Miami, Orlando, and Tampa. The study found that property tax increases, impact fees, project delays, and design review processes can increase rents by 12 to 17 percent, while most residential land in Florida cities is zoned exclusively for single-family housing. The report recommends local governments remove zoning barriers, streamline development approvals, and commit funding to preserve or incentivize affordable housing construction.PR NewswireJMG Realty's Bonnie Smetzer CPM® Sworn in As President of the Florida Apartment AssociationBonnie Smetzer, Executive Vice President and Partner at JMG Realty, was sworn in as President of the Florida Apartment Association for 2019. Smetzer oversees operations of approximately 10,000 apartment units in Florida and has received industry accolades including "Pillars of the Industry" awards. JMG Realty, headquartered in Atlanta, manages over $5 billion in assets across more than 30,000 units throughout the United States.