Construction Cameras for Multi-Family Projects
Multi-family and apartment construction involves investors, lenders, and future tenants— all wanting visibility into progress. Cameras provide the documentation and marketing content you need.
Why Multi-Family Projects Use Cameras
Investor Reporting
Multi-family projects often have multiple investors needing regular progress visibility.
Pre-Leasing Marketing
Show prospective tenants real progress. Time-lapses build excitement for upcoming buildings.
Phase Coordination
Multi-building projects can track each phase and coordinate handoffs.
Lender Verification
Construction loans require progress verification. Visual documentation supports draw requests.
Multi-Family Project Types
Apartment Buildings
Mid-rise and high-rise residential with multiple units
Townhouse Developments
Row housing and attached units across multiple buildings
Senior Living
Assisted living, memory care, and retirement communities
Student Housing
University-adjacent housing with tight academic schedules
Affordable Housing
Public and subsidized housing with reporting requirements
Mixed Residential
Residential components of mixed-use developments
Frequently Asked Questions
How many cameras for a multi-family project?
Typically one camera per building provides good overview coverage. For larger buildings, consider multiple angles. A 4-building apartment complex might use 4-6 cameras total, positioned to capture each building's main facade.
Can cameras help with pre-leasing?
Definitely. Prospective tenants love seeing actual progress. You can share camera access, embed progress on your leasing website, or create monthly time-lapse updates for marketing. Watching a building rise is compelling for future residents.
What about privacy for future residents?
Construction cameras document construction, not residents. Cameras are removed before occupancy or repositioned for any ongoing construction phases. With face blurring during construction, worker privacy is also protected.
How do cameras work for phased delivery?
Multi-family projects often deliver buildings in phases. Cameras on each building track individual timelines. As each building completes, that camera can be removed or relocated to the next phase.
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