A Guide to Perimeter Video for Property Managers
Carefully selecting appropriate camera locations is crucial for maintaining security while respecting residents' privacy.
According to the latest National Multifamily Housing Council report, over half of renters said security was their main concern when choosing their new home. These stats show just how crucial this area of multifamily management is for attracting and retaining residents, as well as for successfully protecting both occupied and vacant properties.
With multiple entry and exit points, common spaces shared among residents, and car parking facilities, the requirement for perimeter video for multifamily properties is clear. Camera security, and more specifically perimeter video surveillance, not only improves safety by providing an oversight of the status of the properties, but can also deter unwanted visitors.
When installing this tech, there are a number of aspects to consider, including:
Choosing camera locations to ensure privacy
It’s essential that managers balance the need and desire for heightened security measures with protecting their residents’ right to privacy. The aim is to enhance security and deter criminal activity, but constant monitoring could make residents feel that their personal space is being invaded.
