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Xfinity Communities Launches ‘Connected Building’ with Industry-First ‘Instant On’ Internet Experience for Apartment Buildings Nationwide

, which serves multifamily properties nationwide, has introduced Connected Building, an end-to-end networking solution designed to deliver always-on, property-wide WiFi. The Connected Building solution transforms the way multifamily property owners achieve modern connectivity – both in unit and building-wide – at a price point much lower than traditional managed WiFi solutions.

Demand for property-wide network infrastructure is growing among both residents and property owners. Residents expect reliable connectivity for work, streaming, and gaming, while property owners require robust network solutions to meet these demands and support future needs, like Internet of Things (IoT) deployments. Connected Building enables property owners and managers to improve connectivity, streamline operations, and deliver modern, tech-enabled experiences.

“Today's multifamily properties require seamless, property-wide connectivity to meet rising resident expectations and efficiently manage operations,” said Ilan Eframian, Vice President of Xfinity Communities. “Through Connected Building, we are in a unique position to offer both large and small property owners a variety of tailored connectivity solutions. This solution can enhance existing infrastructure with advanced technology, transforming a building’s network into a high-performance, secure solution that boosts operational efficiency and enriches the experience for both residents and staff.”

At the heart of Xfinity Communities’ Connected Building solution is the . This industry-first, award-winning product is purpose-built and retrofit-friendly for the multifamily segment, allowing building owners to activate additional networks to power Smart technologies and provide residents and staff with seamless, property-wide WiFi coverage. The gateway combines cutting-edge technology with space-saving and wall-mountable design to deliver unparalleled performance and convenience.

Connected Building was designed with key features and functionality to meet the needs of both property owners and residents, including:

  • Cost-Effective Installation: Reconstructing a building’s infrastructure can be expensive and burdensome to residents and staff. Connected Building can optimize existing equipment and wiring, providing a cost-effective connectivity solution that property owners can rely on.
  • Network Management & IoT Integration: Building staff can manage network credentials anytime, from anywhere, providing seamless control and enhancing security. Connected Building enables property owners and managers to easily connect IoT devices – such as leak sensors, smart locks, and smart thermostats – to a secure, property-wide WiFi network.
  • Enhanced Operational Support: The dedicated Xfinity Concierge portal and PMS integration, combined with 24/7 proactive monitoring, enhanced operational support and advanced reporting, empowers property managers to work more efficiently and simplify daily tasks.
  • Fast, Reliable & Consistent Connection: Residents expect fast, reliable connectivity. Powered by Comcast’s next-generation network, Connected Building continually improves speed and reliability for residents.
  • Instant Connectivity for New Residents: Residents can access WiFi immediately upon move-in by simply downloading the Xfinity app and following the digital activation process. Residents receive a private, in-unit network that they can customize by changing its name and password.
  • Building-wide Connectivity: Whether a unit is occupied or not, gateways remain active, broadcasting building-wide networks to power an IoT network and amenity networks for residents, guests, and staff.
  • Advanced Gateway Technology: Equipped with Tri-Band WiFi 6E for faster speeds, lower latency, and reduced interference in high-density living spaces.
  • Xfinity Advanced Security: All devices connected through gateways over WiFi are automatically protected from cybersecurity threats.

Connected Building is now available for bulk deployments, with additional options launching later in 2025.

To learn more about Xfinity Communities’ Connected Building solution, contact us here:

About Xfinity Communities

provides owners, developers, property managers, and residents with a powerful connection today, while building toward a faster, more reliable tomorrow. With our customized solutions, Xfinity Communities helps owners and operators of multifamily properties, senior communities, and student dwellings connect their residents to more of what they love. Xfinity Communities is transforming more than 189,000 properties and 14.7 million units across the country. For more information visit or follow us on .

About Comcast Corporation

Comcast Corporation (Nasdaq: CMCSA) is a global media and technology company. From the connectivity and platforms we provide, to the content and experiences we create, our businesses reach hundreds of millions of customers, viewers, and guests worldwide. We deliver world-class broadband, wireless, and video through Xfinity, Comcast Business, and Sky; produce, distribute, and stream leading entertainment, sports, and news through brands including NBC, Telemundo, Universal, Peacock, and Sky; and bring incredible theme parks and attractions to life through Universal Destinations & Experiences.

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