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Apartment communities across the country are upgrading from traditional metal keys to keyless entry systems — and for good reason. By using proximity access cards, key fobs, or mobile credentials, property managers can improve security, convenience, and operational control for every resident and staff member.
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Traditional keys can be easily lost, copied, or shared, creating serious security vulnerabilities. Keyless systems use encrypted proximity access cards that are programmed to specific individuals. This means if a card is lost or a tenant moves out, access can be revoked instantly — no need to rekey locks or replace hardware.
For multi-unit properties, this level of control drastically reduces unauthorized entry and liability.
With proximity access control, property managers gain a centralized way to monitor who enters which areas — from front lobbies to laundry rooms and parking garages. Cards can be quickly reissued or disabled through software management, cutting down on administrative headaches.
Systems that support MIFARE® or HID-compatible proximity cards can even integrate with existing infrastructure, making upgrades affordable and scalable.
Tenants love keyless systems for their convenience. A simple wave of a proximity access card or fob grants entry without fumbling for keys. Many systems even allow residents to access shared amenities or package lockers using a single credential.
For luxury apartments and new developments, this feature has become an expected modern amenity — boosting property value and appeal.
Smart access systems are designed for the evolving security landscape. Many now support both physical and mobile credentials, offering flexibility for future technology upgrades. Whether a property wants to issue smartphone credentials or continue with proximity cards, the infrastructure can support both.
