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Collateral underwritten without lease data.
Half the income story sits in leases the loan file never shows.
For CMBS Investors · CompStak One Connect
Servicer reports show occupancy, not whether in-place rents survive rollover. CompStak gives you lease-level detail on the collateral behind every loan, including where rents sit above today’s market.
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Half the income story sits in leases the loan file never shows.
Exposure gets recalculated once a quarter, at best.
Price and LTV say nothing about whether the rent holds.
CompStak One Connect answers each of these with verified, analyst-reviewed comps.
Get StartedAnalyze starting rent and lease term trends nationwide, with cap rate, NOI, LTV, and loan maturity dates on the debt side.
Get StartedCollateral · 400 Mandel Street
Office · loan and lease detail
Rent Predictor returns the Estimated Starting Rent Today for the space backing a loan, so you can see where in-place rent sits above what the market would pay now.
Get StartedIn-place vs starting rent
Pool collateral · Gotham CBD office
Query CompStak comps from ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, or Copilot through the Agent Connect MCP server, and join them against your own records. Statistics and trends are free; pulling the underlying records counts toward your weekly comp limit.
Get Started“Write a surveillance note on the Mandel Street collateral: in-place vs market rent and rollover in the next 24 months.”
312,000 SF rolls in 18 months. In-place rent is $7.80/SF below Estimated Starting Rent Today.
Rent Predictor and Agent Connect are available on CompStak One Connect.
Agent Connect puts CompStak inside Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, and Copilot. Ask the way you’d ask an analyst, and the work comes back with its source comps attached.
“For the collateral at 600 Brickell Avenue and 600 Montgomery Street, list leases expiring before 2028 and flag where in-place rent exceeds today’s market rent.”
“Write a surveillance note on Willis Tower: leasing activity in the building this year and how West Loop rents moved since origination.”
“Which landlords in this pool signed new leases in Chicago in the last six months, and at what rents?”
“Break down lease term by 12-month band for office leases over 50,000 SF in Dallas since 2023, for the rollover model.”
Access verified lease, sale, loan, and property data across major CRE asset types in 105 markets, with the details to analyze markets, value assets, and underwrite opportunities.
Across the asset types you work with:
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Each comp goes through a multi-step data verification process.
40,000+ verified CRE professionals at brokerage and appraisal firms submit comps daily. Transaction data is received and reviewed multiple times.
Machine learning and statistical anomaly detection flag figures outside the expected range for the market and building. CRE Ontology resolves the address to one building and matches every party on the deal to a verified entity. Flagged records are held for review.
Our team of CRE research analysts review and verify data daily. They cross-check each transaction against deal participants and property records. Data is never estimated or blindly added to the system.
Net effective rent, concessions, term, and expiration date on each lease in the building, which is what shows whether the income assumption behind the loan still holds.
Yes. Compare in-place rent on collateral leases to what comparable space would lease for today, across every property in the pool.
Every comp is processed by a multi-step data verification system, including machine learning algorithms, statistical anomaly detection, and a team of CRE data analysts. Read more about our data standard.
Rent Predictor, which flags where in-place rent has drifted above what the market would pay now, and Agent Connect, which drafts surveillance notes inside Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, or Copilot.
CompStak has collected 4M+ versions of lease and sale comps across 105 US markets, contributed by more than 40,000 verified CRE professionals and reviewed by CompStak’s analyst team.