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Luxer One is proud to announce the official launch of Luxer Liaison in Canada, a premium parcel room management service designed to meet the rising demands of multifamily communities. Our first deployment in Toronto, at a Hines-managed property, marks the beginning of a smarter, more secure future for parcel delivery across the country.
It’s no secret that multifamily communities are seeing more package deliveries than ever before. With that surge comes an equally pressing challenge with carrier compliance. Ensuring that delivery drivers properly use the property’s package management system can feel like an uphill battle. When deliveries bypass the process, whether due to skipped scans, incorrect locker use, or packages left outside secure areas, property teams are left to pick up the slack. If this sounds familiar, you’re not alone.
Choosing the right package management vendor isn’t just a purchasing decision, it’s a long-term investment in resident experience, staff efficiency, and operational success. Unfortunately, too many properties have learned the hard way that not every vendor is built to last.
From non-existent support to unexpected fees and system failures, unreliable partners don’t just cost you time but resident trust. As package delivery volume continues to grow and residents expect faster, smarter service, the risk of choosing the wrong vendor gets even more expensive.
So how do you identify the partners who will still be showing up for your team years after install?
Not every package solution is built to go the distance. In multifamily communities, the signs of a failing system show up fast. Overflowing lockers, frustrated staff, and unsupported tech aren’t just annoyances but warning signs that your system is falling behind. Whether you’re managing a struggling site or overseeing an entire portfolio, recognizing these issues early can protect your team, your residents, and your bottom line. Here’s what to watch for.
Not every package solution is built to go the distance. In multifamily communities, the signs of a failing system show up fast. Overflowing lockers, frustrated staff, and unsupported tech aren’t just annoyances but warning signs that your system is falling behind. Whether you’re managing a struggling site or overseeing an entire portfolio, recognizing these issues early can protect your team, your residents, and your bottom line. Here’s what to watch for.
The surge in package deliveries isn’t just a seasonal challenge anymore but a year-round expectation. With online shopping at an all-time high and resident demand for reliable amenities continuing to grow, multifamily communities are under more pressure than ever to deliver seamless, scalable solutions.
Smart package management isn’t just about handling today’s deliveries, it’s about building a system that works years from now, no matter how expectations evolve. In the multifamily space, planning for the future means choosing solutions that are scalable, durable, and supported by experts. It’s no longer enough to install lockers and walk away. To stay ahead, your package system needs to do more.
Property management teams carry more responsibility than ever. Residents are demanding more for their money and with budget concerns, property managers need solutions and vendors they can count on.
According to NAA, nearly 50% of residents now rank package management as one of their top three amenity priorities, with convenience and autonomy as key factors driving satisfaction. Seamless package delivery has become a critical part of daily operations, and the need for reliable systems goes far beyond installation day.
In 2025, multifamily property managers face a complex landscape shaped by surging e-commerce, rising construction costs, and global supply chain disruptions. Selecting the right package management solution is more critical than ever. This guide outlines five key factors to consider, ensuring your property remains efficient, secure, and resilient in the face of industry challenges.By implementing regular audits, your team can keep package areas organized, ensure prompt deliveries, and streamline overall management.
