09/24/2026
One property. Two leasing models. Three audiences. One website had to make it all make sense.
626 On the Park serves young professionals, families, and students, with conventional full-unit leasing alongside furnished suites leased by the bedroom.
That creates a real digital challenge.
If renters have to decode pricing, floor plans, or leasing options before they can picture themselves living there, friction wins.
Threshold built the website around the decision point: the floor plan experience.
The result:
⭕ 47,859 new website users
⭕ 1,659 key events
⭕ 1,068 guest cards
⭕ 215 account creations
⭕ 159 completed applications
⭕ 75% mobile-first audience
The six most-viewed floor plans generated more than 3,000 views, with both conventional and per-bed options reaching the top five. That is exactly what smart segmentation should do: help different audiences find the right product without making them sort through the wrong one.
The takeaway: When the leasing model is complex, the website experience should become simpler, not more complicated.
See how Threshold brought the strategy to life in the full 626 On the Park case study.
Got a property with a complicated pricing structure, audience mix, or lease-up story? Let’s make the digital experience easier to understand and easier to act on.