Proactive commercial property security strategies for shopping center property managers
Proactive commercial property security strategies for shopping center property managers
In the current economic climate, shopping center property managers face low tenancy and increasing threats to their properties. This session covers how property managers are leveraging license plate reader cameras to deliver curb-to-core physical security that deters property crime and improves tenant satisfaction and retention.
Property security strategies
Property managers whose portfolios consist largely of retail or distribution centers face increasing trends in theft - both inside their buildings and in the parking lot. In 2022, catalytic converter thefts alone were 540% higher than in 2020. Increasingly, retailers are using crime frequency as a major selection criteria in property selection for their stores and distribution centers.
Property managers who are focused on attracting and retaining their tenants have begun to adopt new strategies and technologies to proactively deter crime and ensure that their properties are safe and secure, to meet this new trend in tenant expectation.
This session is focused on new technologies and strategies that help property managers of all sizes take a proactive approach to eliminating crime on their properties. In it, we’ll cover:
- The current state of parking lot and property crime in the US
- Why vehicle data is the key to closing cases
- How license plate reader (LPR) cameras are used to build cases and deter further crime
- How Direct Retail Partners, which owns and operates 5 Target-anchored shopping centers uses Flock Safety license plate readers across their 5 Target-anchored shopping centers to stop grab-and-runs and other forms of retail theft at their shopping centers
- Best practices for layering LPR cameras into your existing security infrastructure
- Working with law enforcement to close cases and strengthen incident response times
Property security strategies
Property managers whose portfolios consist largely of retail or distribution centers face increasing trends in theft - both inside their buildings and in the parking lot. In 2022, catalytic converter thefts alone were 540% higher than in 2020. Increasingly, retailers are using crime frequency as a major selection criteria in property selection for their stores and distribution centers.
Property managers who are focused on attracting and retaining their tenants have begun to adopt new strategies and technologies to proactively deter crime and ensure that their properties are safe and secure, to meet this new trend in tenant expectation.
This session is focused on new technologies and strategies that help property managers of all sizes take a proactive approach to eliminating crime on their properties. In it, we’ll cover:
- The current state of parking lot and property crime in the US
- Why vehicle data is the key to closing cases
- How license plate reader (LPR) cameras are used to build cases and deter further crime
- How Direct Retail Partners, which owns and operates 5 Target-anchored shopping centers uses Flock Safety license plate readers across their 5 Target-anchored shopping centers to stop grab-and-runs and other forms of retail theft at their shopping centers
- Best practices for layering LPR cameras into your existing security infrastructure
- Working with law enforcement to close cases and strengthen incident response times
Proactive commercial property security strategies for shopping center property managers
In the current economic climate, shopping center property managers face low tenancy and increasing threats to their properties. This session covers how property managers are leveraging license plate reader cameras to deliver curb-to-core physical security that deters property crime and improves tenant satisfaction and retention.
Property security strategies
Property managers whose portfolios consist largely of retail or distribution centers face increasing trends in theft - both inside their buildings and in the parking lot. In 2022, catalytic converter thefts alone were 540% higher than in 2020. Increasingly, retailers are using crime frequency as a major selection criteria in property selection for their stores and distribution centers.
Property managers who are focused on attracting and retaining their tenants have begun to adopt new strategies and technologies to proactively deter crime and ensure that their properties are safe and secure, to meet this new trend in tenant expectation.
This session is focused on new technologies and strategies that help property managers of all sizes take a proactive approach to eliminating crime on their properties. In it, we’ll cover:
- The current state of parking lot and property crime in the US
- Why vehicle data is the key to closing cases
- How license plate reader (LPR) cameras are used to build cases and deter further crime
- How Direct Retail Partners, which owns and operates 5 Target-anchored shopping centers uses Flock Safety license plate readers across their 5 Target-anchored shopping centers to stop grab-and-runs and other forms of retail theft at their shopping centers
- Best practices for layering LPR cameras into your existing security infrastructure
- Working with law enforcement to close cases and strengthen incident response times
Property security strategies
Property managers whose portfolios consist largely of retail or distribution centers face increasing trends in theft - both inside their buildings and in the parking lot. In 2022, catalytic converter thefts alone were 540% higher than in 2020. Increasingly, retailers are using crime frequency as a major selection criteria in property selection for their stores and distribution centers.
Property managers who are focused on attracting and retaining their tenants have begun to adopt new strategies and technologies to proactively deter crime and ensure that their properties are safe and secure, to meet this new trend in tenant expectation.
This session is focused on new technologies and strategies that help property managers of all sizes take a proactive approach to eliminating crime on their properties. In it, we’ll cover:
- The current state of parking lot and property crime in the US
- Why vehicle data is the key to closing cases
- How license plate reader (LPR) cameras are used to build cases and deter further crime
- How Direct Retail Partners, which owns and operates 5 Target-anchored shopping centers uses Flock Safety license plate readers across their 5 Target-anchored shopping centers to stop grab-and-runs and other forms of retail theft at their shopping centers
- Best practices for layering LPR cameras into your existing security infrastructure
- Working with law enforcement to close cases and strengthen incident response times