Commercial real estate software

The CRE software stack for modern deal teams

Lev brings CRM, pipeline, data rooms, AI agents, lender search, memorandums, market data, APIs, and integrations into one system for commercial real estate teams.

A CRE system should know the work, not just the contacts

Most commercial real estate teams have a CRM, folders, email, spreadsheets, and point tools. The problem is that the work spans all of them. Lev connects the entities that matter: companies, contacts, deals, documents, lenders, tasks, conversations, and source-backed answers.

CRE CRM
Relationship and company context tied to deal history.
Pipeline
Stages, tasks, risks, lender activity, and next actions.
Data rooms
Permissioned files, requests, uploads, and checklists.
AI agents
Source-backed answers and approved workflow actions.
Lender search
Lender fit, appetite, contacts, and outreach.
Platform
APIs, MCP, integrations, and governed access.

Buying criteria for CRE software

The strongest software choice is the one that raises operating leverage without fragmenting the data your team and agents need.

  1. 01

    Models CRE-specific entities: sponsors, lenders, properties, deals, files, term sheets, requests, and companies.

  2. 02

    Gives teams a shared operating layer for relationship, document, lender, and pipeline workflows.

  3. 03

    Supports AI agents with permissions, source citations, approvals, and audit trails.

  4. 04

    Connects to existing systems through APIs, MCP, and managed integrations.

  5. 05

    Improves adoption by fitting into daily CRE workflows instead of forcing generic CRM behavior.

Questions about commercial real estate software

What is commercial real estate software?

Commercial real estate software helps teams manage relationships, pipeline, documents, diligence, lender outreach, reporting, and operational workflows across CRE transactions.

What should CRE teams look for in a CRM?

A CRE CRM should connect companies, contacts, properties, deals, lender history, conversations, tasks, and permissions so relationship data can be used in real workflows.

How is CRE software different from a generic CRM?

Generic CRMs store accounts and activities. CRE software needs deal-specific entities, lender and sponsor relationships, data rooms, offering memorandums, term sheets, and source-backed workflow context.

Where does AI belong in commercial real estate software?

AI belongs inside the workflow: reading documents, answering questions from source data, drafting memorandums, matching lenders, enriching contacts, and identifying next actions in the pipeline.