▶ Secures new specialized credit finance clients including Hyundai Capital, extending reach across banking, securities, insurance, and funds
▶ Utilized by over 60 institutions including GIC, DWS, and PAG
▶ Following corporate data, platform will integrate green certification building intelligence within this year… advancing into investment analysis, asset management, and risk management infrastructure
RSQUARE (CEO: Lee Yong-gyun), a comprehensive commercial real estate service firm, is rapidly accelerating the expansion of its data solution platform, RA (RSQUARE Analytics), across the entire financial sector. The firm has recently broadened its customer base by securing specialized credit financial companies, such as Hyundai Capital, as new clients. Simultaneously, following the integration of corporate profiles, it plans to merge green building certification data into its services within this year, forecasting its evolution beyond a simple property lookup service into a comprehensive decision-making platform.
RSQUARE surpassed 200 billion KRW in annual revenue last year. Its cumulative transaction volume has exceeded 17 trillion KRW, and it holds proprietary, exhaustively surveyed field data on a total of 400,000 properties, including 300,000 domestic buildings and 100,000 locations across Southeast Asia, including Vietnam. Capitalizing on these robust data assets, RA is firmly establishing itself as a trusted commercial real estate analysis infrastructure that institutional investors and financial firms can rely on.
In addition to Hyundai Capital, which recently initiated its subscription, RA is actively used by over 60 entities, including major domestic corporations such as Samsung Securities, IGIS Asset Management, Koramco Asset Management, and Hyundai Commercial, alongside prominent global investment institutions like GIC, DWS, and PAG. Its cumulative corporate client base has now surpassed 150.
The firm evaluates this current expansion as far more significant than a mere numerical increase in subscribers. The financial sector is traditionally recognized as an industry that is exceptionally cautious when introducing new software solutions. RSQUARE explained, "This milestone signifies that RA has transcended being a simple lookup tool and has successfully positioned itself as a practical workplace instrument utilized during critical phases of investment review, asset management, and risk management."
The core competitive advantages of RA lie in its field-driven accuracy and scalability. RSQUARE's dedicated on-site research personnel personally visit properties to collect metrics on rental rates, vacancies, and tenant profiles, while cross-verifying this intelligence with public data registries and internal research to continuously update the platform. This serves as tangible proof that even in the digital era, field-validated data remains paramount.
RA provides core commercial real estate metrics—such as rental rates, vacancy rates, actual transaction prices, tenant configurations, lease expirations, and transaction historical case studies—on a time-series framework. By incorporating map-based locational analysis, regional submarket comparisons, and data visualization tools for market trends, it strongly supports institutional investment evaluations and strategic formulation.
Last March, the platform implemented a corporate analysis feature that blends the financial statements, corporate registry details, and public disclosure files of 2.5 million companies. Through this tool, users can intuitively pinpoint corporate distribution, industry composition, revenue growth rates, employee count fluctuations, and corporate headquarters relocation statuses directly on a map. This enables a multi-dimensional analysis of shifting office demands by business district and locational migration patterns across various industry sectors.
Within the first half of this year, RA plans to roll out an eco-friendly green building data module that aggregates and integrates information on G-SEED and LEED-certified properties. This mechanism consolidates green certifications that were previously scattered across disparate agencies and platforms, delivering them alongside specialized consulting resources.
Consequently, clients will be equipped to verify not only domestic green building certifications but also the global parameters heavily prioritized by cross-border institutional investors, including country-by-country LEED-certified projects, certification tiers, time of validation, and granular evaluation breakdown points. The firm noted, "As eco-friendly credentials consolidate into a mandatory investment criteria for global capital, RA is naturally scaling its domain from a conventional building database into a decision-making infrastructure that drives sustainability mandates."
This shift illustrates that the functionality of commercial real estate data platforms is successfully evolving beyond the simple provision of market pricing into an essential decision-making infrastructure that encompasses urban economics, global capital flows, and ESG compliance. It marks a pivotal turning point moving from an era of examining properties in isolation to an era of comprehensively decoding the companies inside those assets and their future valuations.
During the second half of this year, RSQUARE plans to sequentially introduce a retail revenue-based commercial district analysis service alongside an AI-driven Automated Valuation Model (AVM).
"The growth and relocation trends of companies represent critical variables directly linked to office space demand," stated Dae-gwang Park, Head of the RA Planning Team. "By synthesizing corporate profiles with property data, RA is evolving into an all-encompassing platform spanning from market analysis to investment decision-making." He added, "We will continuously sophisiticate our data coverage and analytical modules to develop RA into an infrastructure applicable across the broader financial ecosystem."
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▶ Secures new specialized credit finance clients including Hyundai Capital, extending reach across banking, securities, insurance, and funds
▶ Utilized by over 60 institutions including GIC, DWS, and PAG
▶ Following corporate data, platform will integrate green certification building intelligence within this year… advancing into investment analysis, asset management, and risk management infrastructure
RSQUARE (CEO: Lee Yong-gyun), a comprehensive commercial real estate service firm, is rapidly accelerating the expansion of its data solution platform, RA (RSQUARE Analytics), across the entire financial sector. The firm has recently broadened its customer base by securing specialized credit financial companies, such as Hyundai Capital, as new clients. Simultaneously, following the integration of corporate profiles, it plans to merge green building certification data into its services within this year, forecasting its evolution beyond a simple property lookup service into a comprehensive decision-making platform.
RSQUARE surpassed 200 billion KRW in annual revenue last year. Its cumulative transaction volume has exceeded 17 trillion KRW, and it holds proprietary, exhaustively surveyed field data on a total of 400,000 properties, including 300,000 domestic buildings and 100,000 locations across Southeast Asia, including Vietnam. Capitalizing on these robust data assets, RA is firmly establishing itself as a trusted commercial real estate analysis infrastructure that institutional investors and financial firms can rely on.
In addition to Hyundai Capital, which recently initiated its subscription, RA is actively used by over 60 entities, including major domestic corporations such as Samsung Securities, IGIS Asset Management, Koramco Asset Management, and Hyundai Commercial, alongside prominent global investment institutions like GIC, DWS, and PAG. Its cumulative corporate client base has now surpassed 150.
The firm evaluates this current expansion as far more significant than a mere numerical increase in subscribers. The financial sector is traditionally recognized as an industry that is exceptionally cautious when introducing new software solutions. RSQUARE explained, "This milestone signifies that RA has transcended being a simple lookup tool and has successfully positioned itself as a practical workplace instrument utilized during critical phases of investment review, asset management, and risk management."
The core competitive advantages of RA lie in its field-driven accuracy and scalability. RSQUARE's dedicated on-site research personnel personally visit properties to collect metrics on rental rates, vacancies, and tenant profiles, while cross-verifying this intelligence with public data registries and internal research to continuously update the platform. This serves as tangible proof that even in the digital era, field-validated data remains paramount.
RA provides core commercial real estate metrics—such as rental rates, vacancy rates, actual transaction prices, tenant configurations, lease expirations, and transaction historical case studies—on a time-series framework. By incorporating map-based locational analysis, regional submarket comparisons, and data visualization tools for market trends, it strongly supports institutional investment evaluations and strategic formulation.
Last March, the platform implemented a corporate analysis feature that blends the financial statements, corporate registry details, and public disclosure files of 2.5 million companies. Through this tool, users can intuitively pinpoint corporate distribution, industry composition, revenue growth rates, employee count fluctuations, and corporate headquarters relocation statuses directly on a map. This enables a multi-dimensional analysis of shifting office demands by business district and locational migration patterns across various industry sectors.
Within the first half of this year, RA plans to roll out an eco-friendly green building data module that aggregates and integrates information on G-SEED and LEED-certified properties. This mechanism consolidates green certifications that were previously scattered across disparate agencies and platforms, delivering them alongside specialized consulting resources.
Consequently, clients will be equipped to verify not only domestic green building certifications but also the global parameters heavily prioritized by cross-border institutional investors, including country-by-country LEED-certified projects, certification tiers, time of validation, and granular evaluation breakdown points. The firm noted, "As eco-friendly credentials consolidate into a mandatory investment criteria for global capital, RA is naturally scaling its domain from a conventional building database into a decision-making infrastructure that drives sustainability mandates."
This shift illustrates that the functionality of commercial real estate data platforms is successfully evolving beyond the simple provision of market pricing into an essential decision-making infrastructure that encompasses urban economics, global capital flows, and ESG compliance. It marks a pivotal turning point moving from an era of examining properties in isolation to an era of comprehensively decoding the companies inside those assets and their future valuations.
During the second half of this year, RSQUARE plans to sequentially introduce a retail revenue-based commercial district analysis service alongside an AI-driven Automated Valuation Model (AVM).
"The growth and relocation trends of companies represent critical variables directly linked to office space demand," stated Dae-gwang Park, Head of the RA Planning Team. "By synthesizing corporate profiles with property data, RA is evolving into an all-encompassing platform spanning from market analysis to investment decision-making." He added, "We will continuously sophisiticate our data coverage and analytical modules to develop RA into an infrastructure applicable across the broader financial ecosystem."