Yardi Bolsters CommercialEdge Solution Suite With Planimetron Acquisition
CommercialEdge continues to expand its comprehensive suite of revenue-focused solutions. As part of its ongoing mission to help real estate owners meet the growing demand for efficient space management in the office, retail and industrial sectors, Yardi has completed the acquisition of space management provider Planimetron.
Propidex, Planimetron’s market-leading space management platform, will be rebranded as Floorplan Manager and integrated into the CommercialEdge solution suite. Floorplan Manager is projected to launch to market in 2023.
The functionalities of Floorplan Manager will enable CRE owners and managers to use a single, centralized location to store, edit and share floor and site plans. Additionally, Floorplan Manager will provide unparalleled visibility for marketing and leasing processes, as well as forecasting, facilities and construction operations, when combined with the CommercialEdge and Yardi Elevate asset management solution stacks.
“We are excited to welcome the Planimetron team to Yardi. This team brings a wealth of knowledge and experience about commercial real estate, especially with regard to space management within properties. Floorplan Manager will be an exceptional addition to the CommercialEdge suite.”
Arjun Rao, Senior Director of Commercial for Yardi
Planimetron provides innovative software solutions that integrate and quantify space, occupancy and performance data over time to provide commercial and corporate decision-makers with a complete overview of their portfolio. Using color-coded floor plans, charts, reports and other decision-support tools, these visually rich information systems enable companies to identify opportunities and expose risks across their entire portfolio.
The company has been developing visual decision support solutions for commercial and corporate real estate professionals since 1983. These continually evolving solutions have ensured a rich graphic user experience by seamlessly combining real estate and spatial data.
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Timea is a senior writer covering CRE marketing, tech and real estate trends, as well as industry news in the U.S. Timea was previously a senior associate editor at Multi-Housing News and Commercial Property Executive and has an academic background in law. She has been working in the real estate industry since 2011. Reach her via email.
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