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Risk analysis: a science, not an art

Automated valuation is already ubiquitous in the residential market. Homebuying marketplaces like REA Group (Australia), Rightmove (UK) or Zillow (US) give an estimated property value or predict the sales price of a listing through an AVM by using comparable sales and listing data, just as a real estate appraiser does in a property evaluation. In the commercial sector, AVMs are more complex versions of the same system. They process a long list of data, like market changes, risk assessments, net operating income, occupancy and debt coverage. 

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Access real-time insights on asset values and mitigate climate and market risk in your portfolio to optimise future investment and lending opportunity in real estate.

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The future is automated

Investors have every reason to expect as much 24/7 data about their professional real estate holdings as they can access when managing their personal finances. AVMs deliver on that expectation, providing continuous accurate and precise valuation data. For property owners and lenders, this means the freedom to access and absorb valuation information easily when, where and how they need it.