Why You Need to Implement Automation in Your Real Estate Business
If real estate businesses don’t automate, they’re going to fall behind. Now more than ever teams must streamline. Automation is one way to do that.
Category: Analytics
The Need for Asset Management Analytics in Commercial Real Estate
Asset management and asset management analytics are often overlooked areas for commercial real estate companies. Yet, they are critical for management.
5 Reasons to Use Asset Management Analytics with your Real Estate Portfolio
Asset management makes it easier for you to track the financials of your real estate portfolio. In the commercial real estate world, asset management is often called real estate portfolio management or asset tracking. If you’re like many real estate companies, you may not have an easy way to view all of the financials of […]
4 Keys to Creating a Successful Real Estate Portfolio
Strategy matters with all investment opportunities, including with your real estate portfolio.
4 Reasons Investors Need to Say Goodbye to Their Excel Spreadsheets
Microsoft Excel spreadsheets became the gold standard of the business world in the years after its launch.
Big Data is Changing the Game for Real Estate Investors
Real estate investors by nature are cautious with their portfolio choices.
The Metrics That Matter the Most to Real Estate Investors
Numbers drive real estate investment decisions. The question is, which metrics matter?
Six Characteristics of Highly Effective Data Dashboards
Investors understand time is money. Effectively developed dashboards keep you on track.
Want Your Commercial Real Estate Asset Management to be Easier and Faster? Learn How!
Is your company one of the nearly 80% of commercial real estate companies that use spreadsheets and disconnected systems for asset management?
How Can I Leverage Predictive Analytics in Commercial Real Estate?
Leveraging analytics and predictive analytics is how commercial real estate investors can take advantage of the information available to them. Rutherford D. Rogers described it well when he said, “We are drowning in information and starving for knowledge.”