Improved Safety and Security: CPTED Certification™ signifies that a property is designed with safety in mind. This can deter criminal activity, thereby improving the security of the building and the safety of its occupants.

Increased Property Value: Buildings designed according to CPTED principles (ISO 22341) may have higher value because of their enhanced security and safety features. This could potentially lead to increased rental or sale prices.

Reduced Liability: By applying CPTED principles (ISO 22341) to their property, building owners can reduce their risk of liability related to security incidents. This can potentially save them from costly legal disputes and damage to their reputation.

Higher Occupancy Rates: A safer and more secure building can attract more tenants or occupants, leading to higher occupancy rates. This can directly contribute to the profitability of the building.

Potential Insurance Advantages: Some insurance companies may offer lower premiums for CPTED Certified™ buildings and sites, recognizing the lower risk associated with such properties.

Positive Community Image: A building designed with crime prevention in mind can contribute to the overall safety of the neighborhood, improving the community's perception of the property and its owner.

Reduced Maintenance Costs: CPTED strategies often result in reduced damage to property, which in turn can lead to decreased maintenance costs over time.