Commercial real estate acquisition intelligence

Find the properties that fit. Know who owns them. Move faster.

Acren turns a CRE buy box into a ranked property pipeline, connects each property to recorded owner and legal-entity evidence, and keeps the next acquisition action attached.

Acren ranks commercial properties by recorded public-record evidence — including distress, ownership, entity, and debt records. It does not predict sale probability, estimate value, or infer anyone's intent.

01

Rank the market

Screen the defined property universe against a saved acquisition buy box.

02

Resolve the owner

Move from the parcel owner observation to confidence-labeled legal-entity evidence.

03

Work the pipeline

Save, assign, research, advance, or dismiss each candidate with its context attached.

04

Defend the decision

Keep source dates, official-record links, open questions, and packet history visible.

One operating model

From acquisition mandate to research handoff.

The product keeps context intact as the work moves from screening into diligence.

  1. 01

    Define the territory

    Save counties, asset class, value, acreage, tenure, and missing-data rules.

  2. 02

    Review the ranked queue

    See stable priority reasons and evidence completeness before opening a record.

  3. 03

    Inspect the property

    Separate parcel facts, owner observations, derived entity relationships, and open questions.

  4. 04

    Route the pursuit

    Set the stage, accountable next action, assignee, due date, note, and research task.

  5. 05

    Create the handoff

    Generate a versioned packet that reflects the visible property and entity card.

Map-first review

See the ranked market, not another disconnected list.

Move across the market, search the visible area, and keep every map point connected to the same ranked property, owner, entity, and pursuit workflow.

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Rank 1Ranked property
Property 01 · Dallas County
Asset class
Multifamily
Market value
$12.8M
Units
214
Sq ft
186,400
Recorded use
Multifamily

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Product walkthrough

See the workflow before the pilot starts.

Redacted public representation. These product views show how a team defines a market, reviews the ranked universe, and keeps the next acquisition action visible.

Market mapMove through a market spatially while the ranked review stays synchronized.
Ranked reviewStart from measured market coverage, then run a saved acquisition mandate.
Scoring methodologySee exactly how eligibility, ranking factors, and missing data affect each result.

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Pursuit workspace

See the ranked property pipeline before opening a record.

Review buy-box fit, evidence completeness, workflow state, and the next research action in one queue. Public screenshots use redacted or aggregate-only data.

Explore the workspace
Live product · ranked opportunities · market-scoped

Evidence standard

The card shows what is known, derived, and still open.

Every customer-visible fact comes from approved public records or licensed property sources and keeps its source and as-of context.

Source facts

Parcel identity, classifications, values, dates, and owner observations retain their source and as-of context.

Derived relationships

Entity matches remain separate from source facts and carry confidence, reason codes, algorithm version, and review status.

Explicit gaps

Missing unit count, sale history, mailing data, or corroboration becomes a named research question, not a fabricated default.

Property card

One parcel, fully inspectable.

Parcel facts, owner observation, entity-resolution status, ranking reasons, evidence dates, open questions, notes, workflow, and packets stay on one record.

Location
Map and parcel geometry
Property
Use, size, value, dates
Owner observation
Recorded source string
Research state
Reasons, gaps, and next action
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Entity card

One registration, ambiguity preserved.

Legal name, entity number, status, dates, roles, events, addresses, and confidence-gated property relationships remain separate from probable or unresolved links.

Registration
Jurisdiction, status, dates
Relationship
Confidence and reason codes
Roles
Officers, agents, and applicants
Portfolio links
Confirmed, probable, unresolved
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Frequently asked questions.

What is Acren?

Acren turns a CRE buy box into a ranked property pipeline, connects each property to recorded owner and legal-entity evidence, and keeps the next acquisition action attached.

What is a property card?

A property card is the source-backed research record for one parcel. It separates source facts from Acren-derived conclusions, shows missing information, records workflow state, and links to the related entity card and packet.

Does Acren predict whether an owner will sell?

No. Acren scores what the public record shows — recorded liens, tax status, loan maturities, ownership tenure, entity filings — and ranks properties by the strength of that evidence against your buy box. It does not predict sale probability, infer willingness or intent, or estimate value, NOI, or returns. Every point in every score traces to a named source record.

How does Acren handle LLC ownership?

Acren preserves the property-source owner string, compares it with state registration records, and labels the relationship with confidence, reason codes, source dates, and review status. A name match alone is not presented as proof of ownership.

Where is Acren available?

Acren activates markets and asset classes after source rights, field coverage, classification, entity-resolution, and review gates pass. Request your market and Acren will return a measured coverage decision.

Start with one market

Bring the buy box your team is already working.

We will measure the coverage, define a reviewable pilot, and show the evidence standard before paid work begins.

Responsible boundary. Not for FCRA-regulated use. Acren organizes commercial-property and business-entity records and ranks research priority from recorded evidence. It does not predict intent, provide valuation or underwriting, or support consumer-eligibility decisions.