Building intelligence
Building Intelligence
The complete picture of a building: every transaction, every trend, every signal.
What you get
- Every transaction: the full recorded history for every unit in the building
- Trading pattern: how much changes hands, how fast, and in what $/m² range
- Ownership map: the companies, trusts, banks and developer vehicles on title, with individual owners aggregated rather than named
- Asking against deeded: the gap between what units are listed at and what they actually close at
- Rental yields: long-term and Airbnb, side by side
- Resale analysis: what units resold for and how long owners held them, where the sample supports it
- Developer and construction context: who built it, when, and what it carries
- Peer buildings: how it compares against similar towers, with thin-market ones excluded
- Investment thesis: buy, watch, or pass, with the reasoning laid out
Who it's for
Investors, developers, and brokers doing deep building analysis
You're evaluating an entire building, not just one unit. Maybe you're considering multiple units, advising a client, or scoping a development opportunity. This report gives you the full picture: from unit-level transactions to building-wide investment thesis.
Delivery
Sample preview
View full sampleWhat the report covers
- ·Name, location, build year
- ·Developer & construction
- ·Floors, towers, amenities
- ·Every recorded sale
- ·Price-per-m² trends over time
- ·Volume and velocity signals
- ·Active listings analysis
- ·Asking prices against deeded closes
- ·Where the gap is widest
- ·Long-term rental estimates
- ·Airbnb short-term data
- ·Gross and net yield calculations
- ·Corporate entity mapping
- ·Trust & fideicomiso structures
- ·Developer activity patterns
- ·Buy / watch / pass: our assessment based on available data
- ·Comparable building analysis
- ·Risk factors and opportunities
Common questions
The building as an asset.
What investors ask before ordering this report.
What's in the $499 Building Intelligence report?
The whole building as an asset: an ownership map, transaction trends, rental yields, the asking-vs-deed gap, a competitive ranking against comparable buildings, and an investment thesis. It's the deepest report we publish.
Who is it built for?
Investors, developers, and brokers sizing up a building rather than a single unit: anyone who needs the full picture before putting real capital behind a decision.
How is it different from the unit reports?
The unit reports answer questions about one apartment. Building Intelligence answers them about the whole building: every transaction, the ownership network, and where it ranks as an investment.