Reonomy provided comprehensive, standardized commercial real estate property data and ownership intelligence in a single platform, enabling CRE professionals to identify opportunities, conduct research, and make data-driven decisions more efficiently than traditional manual methods.
Last updated Mar 7, 2026 by AI Enrichment
Leading commercial real estate data and analytics platform before acquisition by Altus Group
Reonomy was a commercial real estate technology company that provided comprehensive property data, ownership information, and market intelligence through its SaaS platform. The company aggregated and standardized fragmented public records, tax assessments, building permits, and other data sources to help commercial real estate professionals identify opportunities, conduct due diligence, and make informed investment decisions. While not strictly an AdTech company, Reonomy operated in the PropTech/real estate technology space, offering data intelligence services that enabled targeted prospecting and market analysis. Founded in 2013, Reonomy built a reputation for transforming how commercial real estate professionals accessed and utilized property data, moving the industry away from manual research and fragmented data sources toward a unified, searchable platform. The company served brokers, lenders, investors, and other CRE professionals with tools for property research, ownership tracking, and market analysis. In August 2021, Reonomy was acquired by Altus Group, a leading provider of software, data solutions, and independent advisory services to the global commercial real estate industry. Following the acquisition, Reonomy's technology and data capabilities were integrated into Altus Group's broader commercial real estate intelligence platform, with the Reonomy brand eventually being absorbed into Altus Group's product suite.
Comprehensive database of commercial properties with detailed information including ownership, sales history, building characteristics, and financial data
Detailed ownership information and corporate hierarchies to identify decision-makers and track portfolio holdings
Market trends, comparable sales analysis, and investment activity tracking across commercial real estate markets
Prospecting capabilities to identify property owners and opportunities based on specific criteria