CrediFi Tears Down Its Paywall On Key Commercial Real Estate Data
Commercial real estate financing industry disrupted as new free data platform is introduced to market
NEW YORK, June 21, 2016 /PRNewswire/ -- CrediFi Corp., the leading source of commercial real estate (CRE) financial data and analytics, announced today that it will be releasing a free version of its commercial real estate big data platform. CrediFi's complete database of over 2.2 million properties is now accessible to all. Property data, lender history, comps and the CrediFi proprietary risk score, as well as CrediFi features such as mapping technology and news updates are now available through a freemium version.
"There's definitely CRE data out in the open," says CrediFi CEO, Ely Razin. "However, it's fragmented and incomplete. The CrediFi freemium product brings key real estate data points together with core proprietary tools that deliver insights into any one of the 2.2 million properties we cover. And we're adding more properties and data every day. CrediFi promises to deliver better transparency to the market and this is the next step in fulfilling that promise."
CrediFi's free search is the latest addition to its CRE finance solution. The full service paid platform still serves real estate and investment professionals, empowering them to make better investment decisions whether it be through deal spotting, underwriting, or asset management. CrediFi's data-driven approach to CRE helps bring transparency and efficiency to what has traditionally been an opaque industry.
About CrediFi
Founded in 2014, CrediFi is a SaaS big data platform serving the Commercial Real Estate Finance market. CrediFi's sole purpose is to bring greater transparency to the CRE market enabling better real estate investment decisions. To date it has raised a total of $10M from Battery Ventures, Carmel Ventures, and OurCrowd, as well as several strategic investors.
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