Real estate development software
Brokers reserve units themselves, and no unit is sold twice.
Agencies see live availability in their own portal and hold a unit for 24 hours. A second hold on the same unit is refused. Units, prices and statuses come in from the price list you already have.
Preparing the walkthrough
What a week in the sales office takes.
| The job | With the spreadsheet | With Propcore |
|---|---|---|
| A broker asks if 1204 is free | They call the office and wait for an answer. | They look at the plan in their portal. |
| Two brokers want the same unit | The office answers whoever called first. | The second hold is refused, with the name and expiry of the first. |
| Floors 12 to 18 go up 3% | 126 cells edited, then five files sent again. | One rule, a preview of every unit, then apply. |
| A unit sells | Somebody edits the site, the feeds and the PDF. | It leaves all of them at the next load. |
What you get
What you get
A hold that cannot be taken twice.
One hold per unit, with an expiry. The second broker sees who has it and until when.
Prices with a rule and a history.
A price per m² with coefficients, or prices by hand. Each change records who made it and why.
Brokers work in your inventory.
Each agency sees the projects you allow and takes holds from its own portal.
The import takes your file.
Your columns become fields. A second import updates the same units instead of adding new ones.
Objections
Questions developers ask.
Tell us about the project and we will import your price list for the pilot.
Keep it. Those tools run the construction and the money. Propcore starts when the units go on sale.
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