Solutions

Brokers, clients, and everyone
you bring to the table.

A commercial deal runs on a broker, a client, the other brokerage and a half-dozen service providers — all working from a different copy of the truth. Repsity puts them on one deal and shows each of them exactly what their role needs.

01 Attorneys, title, inspectors, architects, lenders

You get the item you're on.
Not the whole deal.

Access in Repsity is granted through a party, which means a provider sees exactly the surface their role needs — and the broker never has to decide what to forward.

Your item, in contextThe step you were engaged for, with the property and the parties already attached.
Scoped by partyNot per document, not by who happens to be on the thread.
Documents you needThe survey, the title commitment, the lease — without a request email.
A record of your workWhat you delivered stays on the property after the deal closes.
02 Four ways of seeing it

One deal. Everyone in it sees their part.

Pick a role and watch the same workspace reconfigure. Nobody sees more than they should; nobody has to ask for what they need.

Cedar Point Retail CenterKansas City, MO · Retail · 96,400 SFViewing as Brokers
8 surfaces, tuned to this role
Pipeline & value
Documents & signatures
Purchase & Sale AgreementLetter of IntentPhase I ESA
Deadline schedule
Jun 12Inspection endsJun 18FinancingJul 01Closing
Live status & activity
Survey uploadedPSA countersignedTour completed
Property profile
18 documents · 7 years
Client thread
Are we still clear for Friday?Yes — walk-through at 10.
Commission & fee splits
$396,00060 / 40 co-broke split
Internal notes
A lens, not a permission wall — in Repsity a broker can also own property, and an attorney can also be a buyer.
03 Why it's worth your time

The building remembers you

Evergreen

Your work outlives the transaction

A survey filed on a Repsity property is still there in seven years, attached to the asset rather than to a broker's laptop. The next deal on that building starts with your name on the work that's already been done.

  • Deliverables attach to the property, not the deal folder
  • Still reachable when the owner and the tenant have changed
  • The next broker sees who did it
app.repsity.com/properties/250-mateo-st
Property/250 Mateo St

250 Mateo St

250 Mateo St, San Jose, CA 95113 · APN 467-22-014
Type
Mixed-use
Building SF
84,200
Lot
0.61 ac
Built
1974
Data
34 of 41
Status
Draft
Claimed by Repsity BrokerageYou maintain this record
Street elevationStreet elevation
LobbyLobby
Suite 300Suite 300
Retail frontageRetail frontage
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The building

Six-story mixed-use building on the eastern edge of the SoFA district. Ground-floor retail leased through 2029; floors 2–4 creative office with 14,000 SF vacant. Seismic retrofit completed 2019.

84,200 SF
Six stories, 14,000 SF vacant
Retail income in place
Ground floor leased through 2029
Seismic retrofit 2019
Full structural upgrade, permits on file
DC zoning
Downtown Commercial — by-right office & retail
Interested parties
3
Aviary Capital
Tour requested Aug 8 · buyer rep
New
Harbor Point Group
Asked for the rent roll
Aug 3
Northline Ventures
Opened the OM twice
Aug 2
Suites
4
Each is its own property record.
Suite 100 — Retail
6,400 SF · leased through 2029
Occupied
Suite 210
8,100 SF · creative office
Occupied
Suite 300
14,000 SF · creative office
Vacant
Owner of record
Ellen Brennan
Ellen Brennan
Brennan Family Trust
Trustee · owner of record
Owner since Jun 2011
On the listing
250 Mateo St — Listing
Published · $12.4M
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Property data
83%
34 of 41 ingested fields.
04 What it replaces

Working a deal from the outside, before and after

The item, with its recordThe step you're engaged for, the property, and the parties on it.A forwarded email chain
Scoped access by partyWhat your role needs, available without asking for it.Requesting documents
Whose court, on the recordDerived from the deal rather than interpreted from a status label.“Who's waiting on whom?”
Attached to the buildingStill there for the next deal, with your name on it.Your work disappears at closing

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