▶ Major milestone achieved just eight months after launch
SEOUL, South Korea – RSQUARE announced on the 11th that RA (RSQUARE Analytics), its proprietary commercial real estate data analysis platform, has secured over 50 corporate clients within just eight months of its official launch
According to RSQUARE, the primary user base of RA consists of asset management firms, securities companies, and global investment firms that handle large-scale building transactions exceeding 100 billion KRW.
By industry, asset management companies represent the largest segment. Prominent firms such as IGIS Asset Management, Koramco Asset Management, Samsung SRA Asset Management, Mirae Asset Global Investments, Shinhan Alpha Reits, and Capstone Asset Management are already utilizing RA. Securities firms including Samsung Securities, Meritz Securities, and Daishin Securities are also using RA—or reviewing its adoption—for transaction analysis, research reporting, and risk management.
In the architecture and construction sectors, Samoo Architects & Engineers, DL, and Samsung C&T utilize RA for project feasibility studies, site analysis, and demand forecasting. Other notable clients include Korea Land & Trust, KT Estate, Nara Appraisal, Hyundai Commercial, and the Correctional Officers’ Mutual Aid Association. Globally, major institutional investors such as Singapore’s GIC, Germany’s DWS, and PAG are leveraging the platform for their operations.
"Although the official English version has not yet been formally released, the platform already includes a Korean-English toggle feature, which international investors are currently using to analyze the Korean market," RSQUARE stated. "An official English version will be released soon, featuring automated standardized reports tailored to global investment practices, an enhanced interface, and regional comparison tools."
RA addresses the high information asymmetry in the commercial real estate market by providing real-time data on approximately 7,000 commercial assets out of 300,000 buildings in Korea. This includes previously hard-to-find data such as floor-by-floor tenant status, 10-year rent trends, and regional comparative analysis. Notably, for 1,600 office buildings and 1,100 logistics centers, a dedicated team of 60 researchers visits the sites every quarter to verify and update the information.
"RA is the first platform to lower the information barrier in the South Korean commercial real estate market," said RSQUARE. "The fact that dozens of demanding institutional investors involved in large-scale transactions are using our service proves its practical effectiveness."
The company added, "Decision-making speed and accuracy have significantly improved as detailed building information is now accessible in real-time with just a few clicks. We will continue to enhance our data quality and utility to grow into a platform that stands alongside global leaders like CoStar, RCA, and estie."
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▶ Major milestone achieved just eight months after launch
SEOUL, South Korea – RSQUARE announced on the 11th that RA (RSQUARE Analytics), its proprietary commercial real estate data analysis platform, has secured over 50 corporate clients within just eight months of its official launch
According to RSQUARE, the primary user base of RA consists of asset management firms, securities companies, and global investment firms that handle large-scale building transactions exceeding 100 billion KRW.
By industry, asset management companies represent the largest segment. Prominent firms such as IGIS Asset Management, Koramco Asset Management, Samsung SRA Asset Management, Mirae Asset Global Investments, Shinhan Alpha Reits, and Capstone Asset Management are already utilizing RA. Securities firms including Samsung Securities, Meritz Securities, and Daishin Securities are also using RA—or reviewing its adoption—for transaction analysis, research reporting, and risk management.
In the architecture and construction sectors, Samoo Architects & Engineers, DL, and Samsung C&T utilize RA for project feasibility studies, site analysis, and demand forecasting. Other notable clients include Korea Land & Trust, KT Estate, Nara Appraisal, Hyundai Commercial, and the Correctional Officers’ Mutual Aid Association. Globally, major institutional investors such as Singapore’s GIC, Germany’s DWS, and PAG are leveraging the platform for their operations.
"Although the official English version has not yet been formally released, the platform already includes a Korean-English toggle feature, which international investors are currently using to analyze the Korean market," RSQUARE stated. "An official English version will be released soon, featuring automated standardized reports tailored to global investment practices, an enhanced interface, and regional comparison tools."
RA addresses the high information asymmetry in the commercial real estate market by providing real-time data on approximately 7,000 commercial assets out of 300,000 buildings in Korea. This includes previously hard-to-find data such as floor-by-floor tenant status, 10-year rent trends, and regional comparative analysis. Notably, for 1,600 office buildings and 1,100 logistics centers, a dedicated team of 60 researchers visits the sites every quarter to verify and update the information.
"RA is the first platform to lower the information barrier in the South Korean commercial real estate market," said RSQUARE. "The fact that dozens of demanding institutional investors involved in large-scale transactions are using our service proves its practical effectiveness."
The company added, "Decision-making speed and accuracy have significantly improved as detailed building information is now accessible in real-time with just a few clicks. We will continue to enhance our data quality and utility to grow into a platform that stands alongside global leaders like CoStar, RCA, and estie."