ePropertyCare, a smart-building technology company bringing Internet of Things (IoT) services into the rental and multi-housing property market, today announced its partnership with Wall Street Luxury, an international luxury sales and marketing company. The two will work together to improve security and safety for Wall Street Luxury’s real estate clients by installing ePropertyCare’s state-of-the-art technology into homes, vacation rentals, and multi-unit buildings.
“This technology protects our most valuable assets in so many ways,” said Mark Adrian, CEO of Wall Street Luxury. “ePropertyCare makes residences more safe by giving owners total control of the properties, making them more secure and protecting them from damage. On top of it all, as buyers and sellers of luxury products and services globally, it allows for immense peace of mind and a sense of security that the homes and buildings are being monitored at all times.”
The ePropertyCare platform operates over the cellular network, allowing landlords and owners to remotely monitor and control the property using their cell phone.
“We are excited to be working with Wall Street Luxury, especially with their new construction properties which gives us the opportunity to install our technology during the build,” said ePropertyCare Co-Founder and CEO, Charles Hadsell. “We look forward to partnering with Mark and his team, implementing our technologies to improve the owner and tenant experience, providing support, and making the spaces as safe as possible.”
Wall Street Luxury will be using ePropertyCare’s technology in a number of properties in Massachusetts and New York, including international locations, ranging from single homes to some hotel properties. The features employed at these locations include water protection, video monitoring, temperature control, electronic access control, smart locks and alarm systems. The water protection system monitors pipes and alerts property owners of any water leakage to prevent damage or wasted water. ePropertyCare also allows owners to set one-time codes for maintenance workers to use at the set time of arrival to enter the building and make repairs. Residents and landlords do not have to be present and are put at ease knowing this single-use code will only grant the necessary temporary access.
“Our partnership with ePropertyCare is coming at the perfect moment,” continued Adrian. “Not only to increase safety around the spread of the coronavirus, but long after the pandemic is a chapter in a history book, this technology will be the norm in every building. As Wall Street Luxury continues to grow, the reliability of the product allows me to be sure that my clients’ buildings are safe, nevermind the cost-saving benefits on their insurance.”
ABOUT EPROPERTYCARE
ePropertyCare brings smart home technology into the rental property market with a strong focus on landlords, developers and property managers. ePropertyCare provides remote security, access control, video and PointCentral for large multi-dwelling unit automation, as well as on-demand maintenance.
ePropertyCare is headquartered in Boston, Massachusetts. For more information on ePropertyCare, visit them on Facebook or find them online at https://epropertycare.com.
ABOUT WALL STREET LUXURY
For over ten years Wall Street Luxury has successfully worked with buyers and sellers of luxury products and services in the USA and globally. We are a market leader in the luxury world and represent some of the world’s finest luxury real estate, superyachts and luxury resort development properties and will soon be launching Wall Street Jets to serve our clients in the private aviation charter and bespoke jet card market. Based on the east coast USA with a European office in Malmo Sweden and global partner offices, Wall Street Luxury operates luxury sales and marketing platforms, combined with focused lead generation programs for its clients’ luxury inventory. For more information on Wall Street Luxury, visit them online at https://www.wallstreetluxury.com/
