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Is there Replacement Site Like Xceligent® for Commercial Real Estate?

Xceligent® was used by thousands of real estate brokers, appraisers, owners and vendors prior to filing bankruptcy in 2017.  Xceligent was their “go to” site for commercial real estate information.  Many times I’ve had the question, “Is there a new site like Xceligent® for commercial real estate”?

 We believe www.EnrichedRealEstate.com fills that niche.  It has information on over 32 million commercial properties across the United States.  Data available at no cost includes:

  • Commercial comparable sales
  • A Guesstimate™ for each property
  • Sales history for each property for 10+ years
  • Mortgage history for each property for 10+ years
  • Ownership information, sometimes with detailed contact data
  • Active lenders in the area for similar properties
  • Essential property information such as year built, property type, land area, building area
  • Maps and images including property photo, aerial photo, area map, and a flood map
  • Tenant data is sometimes available.

EnrichedRealEstate is the ideal starting place to evaluate a commercial real estate being considered for acquisition, for lease, for a loan or any other purpose.  There is no better source to get a quick overview of the basic property information and its value.

Find out for yourself why bankers, tenants, investors and brokers make EnrichedRealEstate their first stop when considering commercial real estate.  Best of all, the site is free!
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