Realogic is a leading commercial real estate consulting firm based in downtown Chicago. Our company was founded in 1992, and in the 30+ years since has become well-known for our unrivaled commercial real estate knowledge, experience, skills and expertise, as well as for the unsurpassed quality and accuracy of our work.

We offer a wide range of services, support and insights to help commercial real estate organizations of any type or size maximize the returns on their investments, including financial due diligence and modeling, valuation, underwriting, lease and loan document abstraction, on-going lease administration, commercial real estate training, staff augmentation and strategic planning.

Our team of commercial real estate experts is known throughout the industry for our meticulous standards, unparalleled professionalism, and broad and deep expertise. Many of our team members have worked in the industry for decades and are masters in their craft. Our teams have, use and are well-trained in the most popular and advanced commercial real estate technology, including Argus, rDCF, Excel, JDE, Yardi and MRI accounting software and rAbstract lease abstraction and administration software.

Our clients range from some of the largest, best-known names in institutional commercial real estate to individuals who invest in commercial property on their own. We work with everyone in the commercial real estate ecosystem- brokers, owners, managers, appraisers, lenders, funds and investors- and at every stage of the commercial real estate life cycle, from acquisition to asset management to disposition. Regardless of their size or focus, we are dedicated to helping each of our clients achieve their long and short-term goals and know how to work quietly behind the scenes when discretion and confidentiality are essential.


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Realogic Analytics, LLC

Realogic Analytics, LLC's headquarters in Chicago, IL, United States

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