Commercial real estate professionals often find themselves in the field exploring opportunities and meeting with prospective buyers, sellers and tenants. The ability to quickly and easily access vital commercial property information is essential in this day of data-ravenous, demanding mobile users. Now, Stewart Title Commercial Services is putting a wealth of data at clients’ fingertips with its new Commercial Edge mobile app, available in California and Washington.
Launched in July, Commercial Edge facilitates the mobile commercial property search process. The advent of apps like Commercial Edge is timely since three West Coast cities—Los Angeles, San Francisco and Seattle—are among the top 10 most active US commercial real estate markets, according to Real Capital Analytics.
Leveraging tech with a high degree of integration can help CRE professionals access important information quickly and efficiently. The Commercial Edge app combines and synthesizes information that previously had to be sourced from a number of platforms. But it’s not just a user-friendly repository—it can access the mobile device’s camera to target a location and pull information about the commercial property. Search results can be saved for later retrieval and can be seamlessly shared.
“All of us at Stewart Title understand the fast-paced nature of commercial real estate and the pressure to perform quickly,” says Stewart Title VP Greg Grub. “Now, our client partners can research commercial properties faster and easier. This is just the kind of exceptional service our clients expect from Stewart Title. The ability to access critical information on-the-go in a fast, convenient and accurate manner helps make critical decisions.”
The database includes property mailing addresses, legal descriptions, parcel and tract information, tax information, property characteristics, transfer history, recorded documents, nearby properties, comparable sales and plat maps, where permitted by law.
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