The door to the building automatically closes and needs a security key which can't be cut without written permission (although I'm sure there are ways around that). The underground garage has wrought iron bars over the windows and a matching gate which is run off remote controls provided by the management company, I have no idea how secure these are, maybe the frequency can be recorded/cloned? However, it's fairly secure as things go, at least as secure as somewhere that's been roken in to 6 times in 4 months can be!
I've asked the management company for any supporting documnetation regarding the CCTV assessment, I've also asked them what other options have been assesed. For example, permanent signage educating the residents to ensure the gate closes behind them before driving off could be a cheap method of preventing one possible method of entry.
The written permission about keys being cut is correct, I know a number of lock companies who do this (I design, supply and fit cash carrying safes) PM me the name on the manufacturer on the key and I'll let you know if it's one that I'm aware of. If it's controlled by the mamangement company then that's a different issue.