Get the full picture of properties

Factori gives real estate owners, REITs, and developers a clear view of the world around each asset—who’s there, what’s nearby, how people move, and how markets are changing—so you can make better calls on underwriting, leasing, and growth.

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Why real estate teams go 
beyond with real world data

Spreadsheets rarely capture what makes a location work (or fail).

Most decisions are built on:

Historical rent rolls and sales

High‑level demographics

One‑off broker or consultant reports

Factori adds a consistent outside‑in view, so you can:

Underwrite with a sharper picture of demand and competition

See which assets are in rising vs. weakening locations

Build repeatable, data‑driven playbooks for site and portfolio decisions

How you can improve 
real estate decision making

Site selection & acquisitions

Evaluate potential sites by real‑world demand, audience, and business mix—not just basic comps.

Leasing & merchandising

Match tenant mix and categories to the local customer base and movement patterns.

Asset repositioning & capex

Decide where to renovate, re‑tenant, or change formats based on neighborhood direction.

Portfolio strategy

See which assets are in strengthening, stable, or softening locations and act early.

Investor & lender narratives

Support stories about “why this location” with tangible external data, not just photos and anecdotes.

The real world data context you are missing

You bring your asset data and financials. Factori brings the real‑world layer.

All datasets are aggregated and designed to be easy to read, compare, and join to your assets and markets.

Places

Places

Clean view of what’s on the ground: stores, restaurants, services, venues.

Business

Business

Competitive and complementary business mix around each asset, center, or corridor.

Mobility

Mobility

How people move around your assets and trade areas by day, week, and season.

People

People

Aggregated neighborhood profiles: age mix, income bands, lifestyle indicators.

Property

Property

Land use, housing mix, density, and how the built environment is changing.

Retail

Retail

Category and brand spend trends in catchments and markets.

Market

Market

Search and commerce interest in brands, products, and experiences by geography.

Events

Events

Sports, concerts, festivals, and other drivers of spikes in visits and spend.

How real estate teams use real world context

Smarter site selection and acquisitions

Better leasing and merchandising

Stronger asset management and capex planning

Portfolio and strategy decisions

Questions real estate teams can now answer

Which sites actually look most like our best‑performing assets in the real world?

Where should we prioritize new development or redevelopment over the next 3–5 years?

How is the neighborhood around this center changing—getting younger, more affluent, denser?

Which assets are in locations where retail and restaurant spending is growing vs. shrinking?

What tenant mix makes sense for this center given who lives, works, and moves nearby?

Leading real estate teams use better data

Owners, REITs, and asset managers

Pick a focus set of assets or markets

For example: upcoming acquisitions, a redevelopment pipeline, or a specific region.

Choose a starter bundle

Common starting point for real estate: Places + Business + People + Property + Economic, then add Mobility, Retail Sales, and Market as needed.

Run a portfolio or deal review

Compare how you evaluate sites today vs. how decisions look with real‑world data, and decide where to adjust underwriting, leasing, or investment priorities.