Your condo board has a responsibility to take reasonable measures to keep the property and residents safe. Here we share security tips for condo boards to help you implement proven security strategies.  Review, Assess and Establish Goals Make sure your board understands your current security plan by reviewing the following: Security documentation Emergency response plans…

Crime in condo towers tends to occur in common areas, including garages, elevators, hallways, and stairwells. These areas are visually isolated, making them more vulnerable. Here we look at seven ways your condo board can greatly improve condo safety. 1. Install Closed Circuit Television (CCTV) CCTV is the best way to monitor visually isolated areas…

Water leaks originating from an owner’s unit can be catastrophic. Leaks can affect multiple units, as well as common areas. Although condo management provides plumbing maintenance and repairs, unit owners share the responsibility to mitigate risk in their own units. Here we look at how collaboration between owners and management can help mitigate risk for…

Although condo crime  – as in apartment break-ins  – is 60% less common than townhouse complexes, condo common areas are easy targets. Thieves can access vehicles, lockers, bikes, and more all under one roof. Therefore, board members should keep their eyes on local crime to understand how to keep the building secure. What Types of…