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Commercial Real Estate
Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) are finding that GIS is particularly well suited to quantifying the investment potential of portfolios. |
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Residential Real Estate
Displaying properties on a map lets potential buyers see the proximity of desired amenities such as schools, shopping centers, and parks. |
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Appraisers
GIS lets you map current and recently retired properties, resulting in more accurate data than the sales information provided by national data providers. |
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Title Companies
Title companies have been using GIS for a variety of tasks such as customer care mapping services, preliminary title searches, and the creation of GIS-based land information systems (LISs).
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Multiple Listing Services
Data such as parcel maps, school district boundaries, bus routes, local parks, and recreation facilities can be used to great advantage by local MLS providers. |
Like real estate, GIS is all about "location, location, location." ESRI offers a variety of GIS–based solutions designed for all segments of the real estate business such as map–based content management and sophisticated investment analysis.
GIS allows you to integrate a wide variety of data into one, common format—a map. Presenting your customers with a visual representation of all the information affecting the desirability and value of a property can give a far more accurate picture of a property's suitability to their needs.
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