BCI BuildCentral, a provider of planned real estate databases, has formed a partnership with Cherre, a real estate data management and analytics platform. With the addition of BuildCentral to Cherre’s “Connections Catalog,” commercial real estate professionals can now use Cherre to stream BuildCentral’s planned construction data right into their workflow. Cherre connects disparate real estate data into a single source, empowering companies to instantly explore all their connected data for immediate and actionable insight, the company said.
“BuildCentral is excited to work together with Cherre,” said Kyle Camp, executive vice president of development at BuildCentral. “Our unique planned construction datasets give our clients an edge when it comes to market research, analysis, site selection and go-to-market efforts. Cherre will be instrumental in bringing our unique brand of data to CRE professionals looking to get to the truth about the markets that matter.”
As a new Cherre Lightning Connection, BuildCentral offers a variety of datasets specializing in planned real estate developments and market-based analytics for the commercial, residential and retail construction spaces. Customers can connect with any BuildCentral planned construction dataset. Key features of this integration include unit count information, project information and stakeholder contact details for planned: medical, hotel and CRE developments including mixed-use, industrial and warehouse facilities; multi-family and single-family residential developments built for sale or for rent and retail and grocery-anchored projects with construction insights on hundreds of grocery and retail brands.
“Our partnership with BuildCentral will enable our customers the quickest way to integrate ready-to-use construction data into their Cherre data analytics warehouse to start extracting value within days,” said Erlind Dine, Head of Data Partnerships at Cherre. “Adding BuildCentral as one of our newest Cherre Lightning Connections will further streamline and expedite the process to integrate their data.”
