Safe, Healthy and Sustainable

Oxford always has the health and safety of all our building occupants top of mind.

We believe sustainable development provides our clients with a healthier and more efficient environment - to the benefit of building occupants, the environment, and the profitability of all stakeholders. We strive to build all our new facilities to LEED Silver standards or greater. And in the properties we haven't built, we look to maximize sustainable management practices.

As employees return to the office, here is what you can expect from an Oxford managed property:

Entry Points & Security

Lobby Layout Designed to Provide for Maximum Physical Distancing

Hand Sanitizing Units throughout the Common Areas including Elevators

Foot pulls on Doors into Restrooms, from Stairs, and from Common Corridors

Signage Requesting Occupants:
- Limit Elevator Occupancy to 2 People per Car at a Time
- Follow Specific Foot Traffic Patterns Throughout Common Spaces
- Utilize Specific Stairwells for access Up and access Down
- Masks Must always Be Worn while indoors or outdoors irrespective of physical distance.

Required Temperature Screening for Entry to the Property Management Office

Maintenance, Cleaning and Building Operations

MERV 13 Air Filters in HVAC Systems

Maximized Fresh Air Circulation throughout the Building

Paperless Work Order System

All work will be performed when the space is empty, however, all staff will wear personal protective equipment if/when working in any occupied space.

Cleaning procedures and schedules Focus on High-touch Surfaces

Increased Cleaning of Amenity Spaces

Residential Communities

Virtual and In-Person tours are available at all properties

Hand Sanitizer Stations are available throughout common areas

Staff is required to wear masks while working including during tours, orientations, and move-ins; prospects and residents are strongly encouraged to follow these recommendations

Tours and meetings will be conducted by appointment only.

Prospects are asked to not visit the community if they are sick, have symptoms of COVID-19, have been diagnosed with COVID-19 or have been directed to self-quarantine during the present time.