CRETerminal
LiveSOFR4.31+.01UST 2Y4.25−.02UST 10Y4.70+.03UST 30Y5.23+.01CMBS AAA+148bpAVB189.24+1.2%PLD118.73−0.4%SPG162.11+0.8%

Underwrite every market like you were born there.

STRUCTURED AI YOU CAN TRUST.

Reliable data is the foundation of reliable outputs. CRE Terminal turns garbage into gold, automatically ingesting almost any input format and turning it into clean, structured data that aligns to your chart of accounts - without manual intervention.

Market research map and comparable analysis

Map the investment environment

Geographic comparable cohort workspace

ULTRA EFFICIENT UX

Make every market your backyard.

CRE Terminal’s research agents will automatically fan out and pull research on any market you are looking at for an acquisition. Using both internally sourced and curated data as well as structured public research agents, CRE Terminal will put together a full market analysis within minutes. Based on decades of institutional underwriting and IC meetings, our agents will assemble a full ready-to-present market writeup that includes a thesis of how the specific location should be treated from an underwriting perspective.

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CRE Terminal market analysis and charts

UNDERWRITING CONNECTION

Establish a comp baseline

Start from the position of understanding who you’re competing against, and you start with a defensible business plan. With a clearly defined comp set you can ground your upper band rent, your value add plan, every assumption downstream in the data.

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Comparable property baseline analysis

ORGANIZATIONAL COMP DATABASE

Save every comp for later.

Every single comp that you load or pull for one deal gets automatically loaded into your organizational database for potential use later. Easily pull in your organizational lease and sales comps to future deals with one click, and cross reference via chat. As you work in CRE Terminal, you build an organizational memory layer that compounds.

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Organizational comparable database

Same deal, two firms. The one running Terminal makes the right call.

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