Security in real estate involves ensuring that properties are safe from physical threats like theft, vandalism, and unauthorized access. It also includes digital security for smart homes.

Common systems include surveillance cameras, alarm systems, access control systems, smart locks, and security personnel.

Limit access to the property, remove personal items, install surveillance cameras, and ensure all doors and windows are locked during showings.

Smart home devices can be secure if properly configured with strong passwords, regular updates, and using reputable brands with good security practices.

Gated communities provide controlled access points, surveillance systems, and often employ security personnel to monitor activity.

Check the neighborhood crime rate, proximity to police stations, security features in the property, and the presence of neighborhood watch programs.

Yes, but you should consult with your landlord before installing any permanent systems. Portable and wireless systems are ideal for rental properties.

Cybersecurity is crucial to protect sensitive data like financial details, legal documents, and personal information from cyber threats during transactions.

Use timers for lights, install security cameras, lock all doors and windows, and inform neighbors or local authorities about the vacant property.

Properties in safer neighborhoods or with advanced security features tend to have higher market value and attract more buyers.