Commercial real estate
Bring a tenant-specific market screen to the pitch.
Rank markets and neighborhoods against the tenant's own footprint, explain every candidate, and give the deal team a shareable record of the assumptions.
The problem it solves first.
A broker or tenant rep needs to demonstrate market judgment before the property search begins. Generic growth lists are easy for a client to question because they do not show how the proposed geography relates to the tenant's actual operating footprint.
LookAlike builds an evidence-based screen from open neighborhood data and the tenant's locations, so you walk in with a documented, defensible point of view before the property search begins.
Shortlist · 4 saved
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Tract 84.03, Sacramento County, CA
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Tract 33, Sacramento County, CA
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Tract 7.01, Multnomah County, OR
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Tract 53.33, Clark County, NV
Four ways cre brokerage & tenant rep teams use it.
- Build from the tenant's footprintRank markets and neighborhoods against the tenant's own store list across 383 metros.
- Focus the searchMove into promising metros, find open candidates, and apply store-distance or competitor filters.
- Prepare for questionsUse per-feature evidence, reliability flags, and live weighting so every candidate holds up in the pitch.
- Deliver a shareable recordAnnotate candidates, send the deal team a link, and export pitch-ready PDF and CSV.
Questions from cre brokerage & tenant rep teams
Can a broker build the screen from a tenant's footprint?
Yes. The tenant's store list can be uploaded into its private workspace, then used to rank markets and neighborhoods against that footprint.
Does LookAlike replace local brokerage knowledge?
No. It structures the market and neighborhood screen. Brokers still supply local inventory, rents, access, zoning, and property-level judgment.
See your brand's map.
Pick a plan, upload your store list, and rank every US neighborhood against the places you already win.