Pricing Innovation helps institutional investors navigate the increasing cost-of-capital to drive portfolio-wide investment performance
NEW YORK, September 13, 2022–(BUSINESS WIRE)–F9Analytics® yieldTerminal technology delivers the first yield management technology to the commercial property markets. Yield Management provides sophisticated commercial property investors the capability to strategically maximize and benchmark portfolio-wide leasing initiatives to satisfy both market demand and their own yield objective.
According to John J. Cona, Chief Executive Officer, "The technology is consequential in that no matter what sector of commercial property you invest or manage, be it industrial, office, or retail, you can now strategically increase investment performance via portfolio-wide pricing that maximizes cash flow from operations. It is yield management that provides the fundamentally glue between acquisition investment pricing (such as Altus Group’s Argus) and ongoing operational pricing (in yieldTerminal) that form the investment technology linchpin that drives investment performance from inception through the investment horizon."
F9Analytics® yield management technology provides investors a significant competitive advantage by providing variable pricing strategies based on understanding, anticipating, and influencing occupier/tenant economic behavior; providing adaptive financial terms on-demand to maximize operating performance.
F9Analytics "yield management" solution is unique in that it is a "dynamic DCF" pricing valuation software. With "dynamic DCF," pricing variables are not fixed but variable and therefore dynamic. Mathematical Algorithms (not AI) determine high-precision accretive pricing structures instantaneously.
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