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Forty5Park

AI-powered platform for real estate companies to manage acquisitions, forecast property valuations up to a year ahead, and benchmark against sector peers.

Real estate acquisitions involve dozens of variables, yet most teams still rely on spreadsheets and gut instinct. I designed Forty5Park to replace that friction — a single platform where acquisition managers can evaluate deals, forecast valuations up to a year ahead, and benchmark properties against sector peers, all without switching tools.

Forty5Park map view showing acquisition targets plotted across active real estate markets, with a filterable list in the sidebar.
Forty5Park map view with a market highlights panel summarizing recent deal activity.

Designing for the deal, not the data

The core challenge was making complex financial data feel actionable, not overwhelming. I structured the interface around decision points: what does a manager need to know right now to move a deal forward? That question drove every screen.

Forty5Park map zoomed into a metro area, showing clustered deal density markers.
Forty5Park property valuation heatmap, showing forecasted values by neighborhood across a metro area.
Forty5Park portfolio view comparing multiple acquisitions side by side with key financial metrics.
Forty5Park saved-analysis session list.
Forty5Park property detail view showing unit mix and rent data for a prospective acquisition.

Complexity handled, decisions simplified

Acquisition teams went from juggling spreadsheets across tools to evaluating and progressing deals inside a single platform. Faster decisions, fewer gaps, and a process that scales as the portfolio grows.