▶ 126% revenue growth over four years... Accelerating growth through Digital Transformation
▶ Leading transparency in the real estate market with data-driven solutions
▶ "Leaping toward an Asia Real Estate Data Hub by expanding digital platforms in 2025"
SEOUL, South Korea – RSQUARE (CEO: Lee Yong-gyun), a leading commercial real estate data company, has been named one of the "High-Growth Companies Asia-Pacific 500" by the Financial Times (FT) and global market research firm Statista for the fourth consecutive year.
The FT and Statista recently released their 7th annual list of the 500 companies in the Asia-Pacific region that achieved the most rapid growth between 2018 and 2024. According to the report, RSQUARE recorded a total revenue increase of 126.8%, growing from $54 million in 2020 to $112 million in 2023, with an average annual growth rate of 31.4%.
Despite the uncertain business environment caused by the global economic slowdown, the FT noted that RSQUARE continues to grow by strengthening both its core operations and new ventures. The company has maintained robust momentum in areas such as real estate investment advisory, asset management, data-driven consulting, and atypical building construction. Notably, its proprietary commercial real estate data platform, RSQUARE Analytics (RA), has secured contracts with numerous major domestic institutions and overseas Limited Partners (LPs), leading the way in bringing transparency to the traditionally opaque commercial real estate market.
Innovating the Real Estate Market with the ‘Digital Triple Solution’ Strategy
RSQUARE is driving the digitalization of the real estate market through its "Digital Triple Solution" strategy. Along with RA, the company is enhancing transparency in the Korean market through "Homdot ERP," an apartment complex management system, and "Data Hub," a service for accessing real estate registers.
RA, in particular, achieved significant success within just three months of its launch, securing global investment firms such as GIC, DWS, and PAG, as well as leading domestic institutions like the Korea Real Estate Board and Samsung Securities. RA provides full-lifecycle data—including leasing, sales, and development—for approximately 6,200 commercial properties, such as offices and logistics centers. It offers differentiated insights by deeply analyzing Korea-specific leasing practices, premiums, and reconstruction issues to meet global standards.
Homdot ERP serves as a bridgehead for entering the 24 trillion KRW apartment management fee market. It accelerates digitalization by providing a one-stop service for basic tasks like metering, billing, accounting, and collection, as well as tax consulting and long-term maintenance planning. Meanwhile, Data Hub is expected to innovatively improve accessibility to public real estate records.
RSQUARE is successfully diversifying its business beyond brokerage and interior design into property management (PM), investment advisory, and construction. The Construction Division achieved 60 billion KRW in orders within just one year of its establishment, while the Logistics Center Division enhanced its database by conducting full-scale surveys on the detailed specifications of 15,000 sites. This has allowed the company to secure a unique competitive edge in the logistics leasing market.
Leaping to an Asia Real Estate Data Hub in 2025
RSQUARE has designated 2025 as the "Inaugural Year of Digital Real Estate Innovation" and plans to strengthen strategic investments focused on its three core digital platforms. In June this year, the company will launch the English version of RA to improve accessibility for foreign investors looking into the Korean market. This move is expected to help alleviate the "Korea Discount." The English service will go beyond simple translation, offering customized interfaces and data visualizations tailored to the decision-making processes and information needs of global investors.
"We will continue to overcome market crises by focusing on our core strengths," an RSQUARE representative stated. "At the same time, we will increase corporate value by investing in future businesses that leverage our data and ICT competitiveness."
The "2025 Asia-Pacific High-Growth Companies" list marks its 7th edition this year. The survey targeted companies with revenues of at least $100,000 in 2018 and at least $1 million in 2021.
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▶ 126% revenue growth over four years... Accelerating growth through Digital Transformation
▶ Leading transparency in the real estate market with data-driven solutions
▶ "Leaping toward an Asia Real Estate Data Hub by expanding digital platforms in 2025"
SEOUL, South Korea – RSQUARE (CEO: Lee Yong-gyun), a leading commercial real estate data company, has been named one of the "High-Growth Companies Asia-Pacific 500" by the Financial Times (FT) and global market research firm Statista for the fourth consecutive year.
The FT and Statista recently released their 7th annual list of the 500 companies in the Asia-Pacific region that achieved the most rapid growth between 2018 and 2024. According to the report, RSQUARE recorded a total revenue increase of 126.8%, growing from $54 million in 2020 to $112 million in 2023, with an average annual growth rate of 31.4%.
Despite the uncertain business environment caused by the global economic slowdown, the FT noted that RSQUARE continues to grow by strengthening both its core operations and new ventures. The company has maintained robust momentum in areas such as real estate investment advisory, asset management, data-driven consulting, and atypical building construction. Notably, its proprietary commercial real estate data platform, RSQUARE Analytics (RA), has secured contracts with numerous major domestic institutions and overseas Limited Partners (LPs), leading the way in bringing transparency to the traditionally opaque commercial real estate market.
Innovating the Real Estate Market with the ‘Digital Triple Solution’ Strategy
RSQUARE is driving the digitalization of the real estate market through its "Digital Triple Solution" strategy. Along with RA, the company is enhancing transparency in the Korean market through "Homdot ERP," an apartment complex management system, and "Data Hub," a service for accessing real estate registers.
RA, in particular, achieved significant success within just three months of its launch, securing global investment firms such as GIC, DWS, and PAG, as well as leading domestic institutions like the Korea Real Estate Board and Samsung Securities. RA provides full-lifecycle data—including leasing, sales, and development—for approximately 6,200 commercial properties, such as offices and logistics centers. It offers differentiated insights by deeply analyzing Korea-specific leasing practices, premiums, and reconstruction issues to meet global standards.
Homdot ERP serves as a bridgehead for entering the 24 trillion KRW apartment management fee market. It accelerates digitalization by providing a one-stop service for basic tasks like metering, billing, accounting, and collection, as well as tax consulting and long-term maintenance planning. Meanwhile, Data Hub is expected to innovatively improve accessibility to public real estate records.
RSQUARE is successfully diversifying its business beyond brokerage and interior design into property management (PM), investment advisory, and construction. The Construction Division achieved 60 billion KRW in orders within just one year of its establishment, while the Logistics Center Division enhanced its database by conducting full-scale surveys on the detailed specifications of 15,000 sites. This has allowed the company to secure a unique competitive edge in the logistics leasing market.
Leaping to an Asia Real Estate Data Hub in 2025
RSQUARE has designated 2025 as the "Inaugural Year of Digital Real Estate Innovation" and plans to strengthen strategic investments focused on its three core digital platforms. In June this year, the company will launch the English version of RA to improve accessibility for foreign investors looking into the Korean market. This move is expected to help alleviate the "Korea Discount." The English service will go beyond simple translation, offering customized interfaces and data visualizations tailored to the decision-making processes and information needs of global investors.
"We will continue to overcome market crises by focusing on our core strengths," an RSQUARE representative stated. "At the same time, we will increase corporate value by investing in future businesses that leverage our data and ICT competitiveness."
The "2025 Asia-Pacific High-Growth Companies" list marks its 7th edition this year. The survey targeted companies with revenues of at least $100,000 in 2018 and at least $1 million in 2021.