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Tech-enabled gaming amenities for commercial real estate — design, installation, equipment, software, networking, access control, and full ongoing management. All remotely supported.

Primarily students and young professionals, but we consistently see adoption from casual gamers, friend groups, and residents who just want a social space. It becomes the room people bring guests to.

Yes. Gaming is now one of the most common forms of entertainment. In many properties, adoption outperforms traditional amenities because residents do not need to own expensive equipment to participate.

Less about demographics, more about product fit. We tailor installations from student housing and offices to senior living or specialty spaces like golf sims, based on the community and goals.

Most properties use an opt-out or bundled amenity fee. That recurring revenue increases NOI, which directly increases property value.

Many projects see payback in under 20 months and ROIs north of 300–400%, depending on unit count and fee structure.

We offer both client-funded and LAN King-funded models. In some cases we front the capital and recover costs through monthly revenue.

Depends on the funding model. In all cases the property retains long-term value while LAN King handles the complexity.

Yes. This is designed to be an income-producing improvement, not a sunk amenity cost.

Very little. We handle design, install, software, updates, troubleshooting, and resident support. Your team mainly unlocks the room.

No. Everything is remotely monitored and supported by LAN King. On-site staff only handle basic access policies.

We monitor systems, respond quickly to issues, and coordinate repairs or replacements as needed. Most issues are resolved remotely.

Our lounges are built for heavy use and maintained continuously. Many locations operate with 99%+ uptime.

Yes. We see residents using lounges for social hangouts, events, tournaments, and casual play, even if they are not hardcore gamers. The PCs can also be used for design and CAD work.

No. Lounges are designed with acoustics, layout, and access control in mind. Most properties report fewer issues than with pools or gyms.

Through key fobs, credentials, or software logins, ensuring only residents or approved users enter.

Absolutely. Many properties host tournaments, watch parties, and resident events that drive engagement and renewals.

Every build is custom to the room, unit count, and resident profile. We do not force a one-size-fits-all layout.

Unused lounges, old business centers, storage rooms, or underperforming amenities are common starting points.

From agreement to launch, most projects take 8–14 weeks depending on prep work and logistics.

Minor prep like paint, power, or walls may be required, but we guide the process and coordinate around your timeline.

No more than standard amenities. In many cases it is lower risk than pools or gyms.

Lounges use secured access, mounted equipment, and monitoring. Damage rates are typically very low.

Depends on the agreement structure. We are transparent about exit terms upfront.

LAN King is not just hardware. It is software, support, community activation, and financial structure that makes the amenity work.

Most residents do not own high-end gaming PCs. Shared access removes that barrier and increases adoption.

Yes. Properties consistently report stronger engagement, higher renewals, and better tour impressions.