Reonomy, a leading provider of actionable CRE insights, today announced that JPMorgan Chase will harness Reonomy ID and the Reonomy Knowledge Graph to enhance its property data strategy. The ID, a unique identifier for each commercial real estate asset, will enable the firm to easily fuse disparate property datasets together, while the Knowledge Graph will help to augment their property data. Collectively, the technology will enable JPMorgan Chase to deliver timely information, powerful analytics and deeper insights to their CRE clients.
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The Reonomy platform is comprised of a web application and data solutions built on unified technology and data standards. The platform connects disparate property information through machine learning and the proprietary Knowledge Graph providing in-depth property intelligence on commercial properties, transactions, and companies for a variety of organizations.
“We’re committed to bringing value to our CRE clients, and providing them with the best available data – comprehensive, up-to-date and accurate – is essential to delivering that value,” said Steve Turk, Chief Data & Analytics Officer for the Commercial Banking business at JPMorgan Chase. “We’re excited to work with Reonomy and to help our clients access new data-driven insights and opportunities.”
“As one of our first clients, JPMorgan Chase has played an enormous role in our development and they’ve been a great partner for many years,” said Reonomy CEO, Bill Okun. “Working with them gives us the opportunity to provide more property intelligence to the industry at-large.”
This strategic relationship with Reonomy is part of JPMorgan Chase’s firmwide commitment to collaborate with fintech and proptech companies to help craft the best business solutions for clients.
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