According to a survey by the National Multifamily Housing Council (NMHC), 83% of EV owners prefer to charge their vehicles at home. Despite this preference, residents of apartments, condos, and townhomes—who make up 31.4% of all U.S. housing—often cannot currently access home charging solutions.

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Building owners looking to adopt EV charging solutions should consider several key factors:

Focus on Right-Sized Charging: Not all buildings can support fast charging due to limitations in the existing electrical grid infrastructure.

Understand the Capital Costs: Installing EV chargers in multifamily buildings involves a substantial financial commitment.

Navigate Regulatory Challenges: The regulatory landscape for EV charging stations is complex.

Property owners of multifamily dwellings face several hurdles when it comes to installing EV charging infrastructure, which can make the process complex and costly. Despite these challenges, EV charging installation at these properties is a wise investment.

Offering multiple electric vehicle (EV) charging stations in multifamily housing buildings or assigned parking spaces can significantly enhance the future value of a property and attract prospective tenants.

Benefits Include:

Increased Property Value
Attracting Prospective Tenants
Competitive Advantage
Enhanced Tenant Satisfaction
Future-Proofing