Dealpath Adds AI-Powered Services for CRE Investor Clients

The company is using AI to support search, offering memorandum abstraction, and investment summary and memo generation.

Dealpath, a real estate investment and portfolio management software provider, recently announced that it was adding artificial intelligence-powered service for CRE investor clients.

Claiming to empower “hundreds of today’s leading institutions such as Blackstone, Nuveen, Oxford Properties, AEW, LaSalle, UBS, Principal Real Estate, Bridge Investment Group, MetLife, New York Life, Manulife, and hundreds more,” a company press release said that it was adding “an extensive suite of new capabilities that further enhance deal screening, underwriting, due diligence, IC reporting, and portfolio insights.”

Back in March 2020, Dealpath announced a strategic investment from Blackstone, amount undisclosed, and then $43 million in a Series C round a year ago.

Apparently it’s running beta tests and has a waiting list for release access.

There are three general areas where the company is or will provide AI-powered services:

“A fundamental challenge to solve in real estate investment management is the current lack of standardized data and related workflows,” said Mike Sroka, CEO and co-founder of Dealpath, in prepared remarks. “To date, real estate has been a document-heavy business and industry. Enormous value has been trapped in these documents, which can be unlocked by enabling the information within to be more easily reusable and transferable while maintaining the required controls and security.”