▶ Over 1 million data points compiled for elevators and EV chargers — standard and mechanical parking facility data to roll out sequentially in August
▶ Instantly verify building-by-building equipment status, potential replacement clients, and client contact details, all in one place
▶ Continuous enhancements across office, logistics, market reports, and investment analytics capabilities
Elevator maintenance providers, electric vehicle (EV) charging operators, and facility management (FM) firms have long had to manually search across multiple public databases and websites to identify sales targets.
Determining which equipment was installed in a given building, who managed it, or whether replacement demand existed required piecing together fragmented information from disparate sources.
RSQUARE (CEO: Lee Yong-gyun), a full-service commercial real estate firm, announced on the 4th that it has integrated extensive building equipment data into its commercial real estate data analytics platform, RA (RSQUARE ANALYTICS). Starting with elevator and EV charger data, the platform will sequentially expand to cover standard and mechanical parking facilities, delivering the integrated information needed across the equipment sales and maintenance markets.
Evolving From Building Viewing Data Into Equipment Sourcing Data
RSQUARE recently completed the integration of its elevator and EV charger datasets and plans to roll out standard and mechanical parking facility data within the month. While RA had previously focused on office and logistics market analysis, this update significantly broadens the platform's practical utility for equipment-related industries.
Users can now not only review the equipment profile of individual buildings, but also identify regions and assets with a high likelihood of new installation or replacement demand. By pairing client contact details with building specifications, the platform allows businesses to surface potential leads and build targeted sales strategies. This is expected to deliver strong value across a wide range of sectors — equipment manufacturers, maintenance firms, facility management (FM) companies, property management firms, energy service providers, and investment entities alike.
Expanding Beyond Commercial Real Estate Into an Industrial Data Platform
Alongside building equipment data, RSQUARE continues to expand its broader commercial real estate database. RA currently holds verified data on approximately 8,000 commercial buildings nationwide, tracking quarterly rental rates across more than 1,500 major domestic properties. Its tenant database covers roughly 5,000 buildings, with cumulative transaction records now reaching 3,000 cases.
Asset-class filters were recently added, enabling separate analysis for data centers, hotels, and knowledge industry centers (KICs). Investment analysis features that combine corporate and real estate data have also been upgraded — by providing real cap rates alongside nominal cap rates, as well as ESG certifications such as G-SEED and LEED, RA has sharpened its investment decision-support capabilities. With ongoing updates to office and logistics market reports, interest rate data, industry content, and market metrics, the platform continues to evolve into an all-in-one solution spanning market analysis, sales lead generation, and investment review.
"What matters more than the sheer volume of data is delivering actionable intelligence that directly supports business operations," said Seok-jae Oh, Chief Technology Officer (CTO) at RSQUARE. "We'll continue expanding building equipment and industrial data to develop RA into a platform that helps clients uncover sales opportunities and make faster, better-informed decisions."
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▶ Over 1 million data points compiled for elevators and EV chargers — standard and mechanical parking facility data to roll out sequentially in August
▶ Instantly verify building-by-building equipment status, potential replacement clients, and client contact details, all in one place
▶ Continuous enhancements across office, logistics, market reports, and investment analytics capabilities
Elevator maintenance providers, electric vehicle (EV) charging operators, and facility management (FM) firms have long had to manually search across multiple public databases and websites to identify sales targets.
Determining which equipment was installed in a given building, who managed it, or whether replacement demand existed required piecing together fragmented information from disparate sources.
RSQUARE (CEO: Lee Yong-gyun), a full-service commercial real estate firm, announced on the 4th that it has integrated extensive building equipment data into its commercial real estate data analytics platform, RA (RSQUARE ANALYTICS). Starting with elevator and EV charger data, the platform will sequentially expand to cover standard and mechanical parking facilities, delivering the integrated information needed across the equipment sales and maintenance markets.
Evolving From Building Viewing Data Into Equipment Sourcing Data
RSQUARE recently completed the integration of its elevator and EV charger datasets and plans to roll out standard and mechanical parking facility data within the month. While RA had previously focused on office and logistics market analysis, this update significantly broadens the platform's practical utility for equipment-related industries.
Users can now not only review the equipment profile of individual buildings, but also identify regions and assets with a high likelihood of new installation or replacement demand. By pairing client contact details with building specifications, the platform allows businesses to surface potential leads and build targeted sales strategies. This is expected to deliver strong value across a wide range of sectors — equipment manufacturers, maintenance firms, facility management (FM) companies, property management firms, energy service providers, and investment entities alike.
Expanding Beyond Commercial Real Estate Into an Industrial Data Platform
Alongside building equipment data, RSQUARE continues to expand its broader commercial real estate database. RA currently holds verified data on approximately 8,000 commercial buildings nationwide, tracking quarterly rental rates across more than 1,500 major domestic properties. Its tenant database covers roughly 5,000 buildings, with cumulative transaction records now reaching 3,000 cases.
Asset-class filters were recently added, enabling separate analysis for data centers, hotels, and knowledge industry centers (KICs). Investment analysis features that combine corporate and real estate data have also been upgraded — by providing real cap rates alongside nominal cap rates, as well as ESG certifications such as G-SEED and LEED, RA has sharpened its investment decision-support capabilities. With ongoing updates to office and logistics market reports, interest rate data, industry content, and market metrics, the platform continues to evolve into an all-in-one solution spanning market analysis, sales lead generation, and investment review.
"What matters more than the sheer volume of data is delivering actionable intelligence that directly supports business operations," said Seok-jae Oh, Chief Technology Officer (CTO) at RSQUARE. "We'll continue expanding building equipment and industrial data to develop RA into a platform that helps clients uncover sales opportunities and make faster, better-informed decisions."