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REDD is making the largest commercial real estate database for professionals available for free

REDD Group is launching REDD Basic, fulfilling its promise to establish a new data standard for the commercial real estate market in Central and Eastern Europe (CEE). From now on, access to a powerful search engine for office buildings and warehouses, as well as more than 80 property search filters, will be available to all interested market participants, including asset and leasing managers, advisors, and agents. The Basic version will be available free of charge and for an unlimited time.

The launch of the REDD Basic version is a significant step toward building transparency in the commercial real estate sector. Unlocking information in the market has a direct impact on policy implementation in the spirit of ESG. Easy access to information that was previously unavailable is breaking the pattern of industry practices to date.

“Opening up data promotes innovation and can lead to lower operating costs for individual companies. Access to real and timely data not only helps investment funds, developers, and advisors make better business decisions but also improves all management processes within an organization. This should serve as a compass guiding modern companies towards sustainable development, which has been emphasized by all sectors lately,” says Tomasz Ogrodzki, CEO of REDD Group.

As part of REDD Basic, the company offers users the opportunity to test the platform at any time and for any length of time. Users can check key information on office and warehouse buildings in the CEE region, manage building offers, and verify interest statistics for their own portfolios.

This offer results from listening to the voices of the platform’s users, who have often said that the vast amount of data on the REDD platform is so new to the market that learning about and understanding its usefulness is only possible in a “real-world setting,” meaning in situations where the data is actually needed. Test periods and checking the platform’s capabilities without a concrete business need were sometimes unreliable.

“Free access is an invitation for professionals to learn more about REDD’s capabilities,” adds Piotr Smagała, Co-founder & VP of Business Development. “That’s why I encourage everyone in the real estate industry to see for themselves the wealth of knowledge within the platform, whether one is a freelance agent, a leasing manager in an investment fund, or a bank analyst. We worked a long time on this product, so I can assure you that it is an analytical tool tailored to the current needs of investors, owners, and advisors,” Smagała continues.

In addition to REDD Basic, a paid version of REDD PRO has been introduced, offering significantly more capabilities, including owner and leasing contact data, demand and supply indicators for individual buildings, and property rental histories, among other features.

The REDD platform is a tool that transforms the daily work of many commercial real estate professionals through the power of data. It allows users to acquire property tenants faster, analyze competing buildings, search for specific spaces for lease and contact their owners directly, create personalized offers, and analyze their own operations while comparing themselves to the competition. In one place, users can easily check building parameters, lease terms, currently available space, amenities, and certifications for any office and warehouse properties throughout the CEE region.

The REDD platform is available at: reddplatform.com

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About REDD Group

REDD Group is a technology company and the premier provider of commercial real estate data in the CEE region. Recognized as one of the top 25 PropTech start-ups in Europe (according to Vestbee), REDD Group monitors more than 6,000 office buildings and warehouses across five countries, making it the largest information platform for professionals. The Company’s products are designed for investment funds, asset managers, advisors, and agents. REDD Group is also the first commercial real estate technology company in Poland to sign an agreement with the Central Statistical Office (GUS). GUS uses REDD’s data for reporting to Eurostat.