Meredith Murray covers the systems and strategies shaping today’s multifamily and commercial properties. Meredith’s articles provide practical insights for real estate professionals seeking to improve security, streamline day-to-day operations, and create more seamless experiences for residents, staff, and guests.
Key takeaways: A QR code intercom for an apartment walk-in gate lets visitors scan a mounted code, open a browser-based directory or calling screen, contact a resident, and request a remote gate unlock. Pedestrian gates should be evaluated separately from vehicle... Read More
Key takeaways: Luxer Access sells the established Control iD iDFace Max terminal as part of a broader multifamily access platform, rather than using Luxer-designed intercom hardware. Luxer does not publish complete system pricing; one third-party seller lists the... Read More
Key takeaways: Scheduled access codes limit entry to approved times, places, and user groups, which makes them useful for pools, gyms, clubhouses, courts, and other shared amenities. The most useful setups pair time-based rules with individual credentials, audit... Read More
Key takeaways: You can often replace a phone-only apartment intercom without rewiring the whole building, but only after an installer checks the existing wiring, door hardware, power, and connectivity. Replacement is usually a better long-term choice when repairs are... Read More
Key takeaways: A visitor screening intercom lets staff or volunteers speak with, and often see, someone at the door before deciding whether to unlock it. The right system depends on door count, staffing, building conditions, budget, and whether the facility needs... Read More
