This month, we're looking at how CRE teams can get more out of the information they already have, from making lease data useful beyond abstraction to building interactive tools tailored to their own business.
We're also sharing highlights from our latest underwriting webinar, continuing our industry research on AI Maturity, and connecting with peers across the CRE community.
Here's what's new at Keyway.
Every CRE firm has its own processes, priorities, and ways of analyzing information.
Why should everyone have to work with the same tools?
Keyway Sites is a new powerful solution for turning documents and data into customizable dashboards, reports, and tools tailored to a firm’s specific workflows.
Extracting key terms from a lease is a great starting point but there's much more value in that information once it's structured, accessible, and connected to the rest of your portfolio.
With KeyDocs, asset managers can go beyond static abstracts to compare lease terms, identify obligations, and uncover insights across properties, without repeatedly digging through documents.
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What does it take to turn years of CRE documents into actionable enterprise intelligence?
In our latest webinar, Mark Gimelstein from Safehold joined our very own Joe Moskowitz to discuss how the firm is making historical operational data more accessible and useful across its organization.
A few key takeaways:
The conversation offered a firsthand look at how Safehold is putting enterprise intelligence into practice.
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Our second industry survey is still open, and we'd love to hear from you.
Building on last year's State of AI Adoption in Real Estate research, this new study explores how CRE firms are moving from initial AI experiments to broader deployment, and what's helping or holding them back.
Whether your organization is testing its first use cases or already deploying AI across departments, your perspective matters.
We've been busy participating in various industry events, including CRETech New York alongside our friends of Moderne Ventures, and it's always valuable to reconnect with peers, meet new people, and exchange perspectives on the challenges and opportunities shaping our industry.
These conversations help us stay close to what matters most to the firms we're building for.
And that's a wrap for November! Thanks for reading and following what we're building.
