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December 11, 2025

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AIM: New Research on Multifamily Access Control Trends

Featured in the Q4 2025 issue of the New Jersey Apartment Association’s AIM magazine, this article by KeyTrak Regional Manager Carl Hanly explores new research on multifamily access control trends — including why 76% of professionals say they continue relying on traditional keys despite the rise of smart locks.

November 17, 2025

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Suites Magazine: New Research: The Future of Access Control

The Northern Ohio Apartment Association recently published an article by Izzy Keller in Suites magazine. The piece explores how multifamily properties can optimize key management, highlighting operati...

October 22, 2025

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New Mexico Apartment News: New Data: Smart Locks vs. Traditional Keys

The Apartment Association of New Mexico recently published an article by KeyTrak Regional Manager Carl Hanly in the Fall 2025 issue of New Mexico Apartment News. The piece highlights new survey data s...

August 7, 2025

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ACCESS LAA: New Research: Smart Locks Aren't Replacing Traditional Keys

Featured in the Louisville Apartment Association's ACCESS LAA magazine, this article by Carl Hanly examines why traditional keys remain widely used in multifamily properties despite the rise of smart locks. It draws on insights from KeyTrak's 2022 and 2024 surveys of multifamily professionals. The research reveals that traditional key usage has actually increased to 76% of respondents (up from 61% in 2022), while only 7% use smart locks exclusively.

August 4, 2025

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Trends: New Research on How Properties Are Approaching Access Control

The Apartment Association of Metro Denver’s August 2025 issue of Trends magazine features an article by KeyTrak Regional Manager Carl Hanly. Based on KeyTrak survey data, the piece explores why some multifamily properties still use traditional keys, the top operational challenges with smart locks, and the main drivers of adoption.