Boston's rental calendar is unforgiving — miss the window and a unit can sit far longer than it should. Vacancy is usually the biggest, quietest cost a landlord carries, and most of it is controllable. Here's where the days hide.
Every week saved on a turn is a week of rent kept. On most Boston units, cutting even one week of vacancy is worth more than the entire cost of the make-ready.
Landlords who turn units often use turnover priority — a PSB Pro membership puts your vacant unit at the front of the schedule so it's back on the market faster. Get started and tell us about your portfolio.
A well-run turn on a standard unit can be done in days, not weeks, when the make-ready is bundled with one team and scheduled the moment the unit is vacant. Delays usually come from coordinating multiple vendors.
Start the make-ready immediately at move-out, use one contractor for the whole turn, and have the unit listed and showable as fast as possible. Speed on the turn is the biggest lever most landlords control.
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