Knowledge base
Research that knows commercial real estate down to the submarket.
CRE Terminal's knowledge base is built for commercial real estate and researched around the clock by AI agents. More than 10,000 cited sources on markets, submarkets, firms and investment concepts are linked to one another, searchable by meaning, and brought into every deal you underwrite.
Reach it wherever you work.
Read the research inside Terminal.
Browse hubs, markets, firms, concepts and analyses in the Intel workspace. Each page leads with its takeaway, then the evidence and the dates behind it.
BUILT FOR CRE
It speaks commercial real estate.
The knowledge base is organized the way investors think: by property type, market and submarket, and by the firms, investors and assets involved. More than 140 concept pages cover the mechanics of the business, from cap rate decomposition and equity waterfalls to LIHTC, ground leases and 1031 exchanges.
DOWN TO THE SUBMARKET
Every submarket gets its own read.
A metro is not one market. Austin alone has about 100 pages for its corridors and neighborhoods, from US-183 and SH 130 to South Congress and Bouldin Creek. The research tells them apart: four suburban corridors, four different investment cases, and the evidence each one needs before capital moves.
INTELLIGENCE LAYER
Research that reaches the deal.
Terminal matches each deal to the research for its market and submarket. The Relevant Intel tab collects those pages, and the location thesis is drafted from them with its sources named. Your deals and files stay in your organization; nothing you upload is added to the shared knowledge base.
Market IntelAROUND THE CLOCK
Researched day and night. Checked before it counts.
Research agents read new reports, filings, public records and local news around the clock, cross-reference every source against the others, and check each other's work before a finding is published. Terminal Intelligence, our public research library, is drawn from the same knowledge base.
How the research works
Bring a deal and see what Terminal already knows about its market.
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