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Meet UsBook a MeetingREAL connects leases, correspondence, property records and financial information to investigate estate issues, check responsibilities and prepare the next action.
Resolve more enquiries, reduce administration and stay ahead of obligations across your portfolio.

An estates manager's day spans repairs, landlord enquiries, consents, lease obligations and property decisions.
The information sits across documents, inboxes and systems. Finding the history often takes longer than deciding what to do.
REAL brings the relevant records together and prepares the work needed to move forward.
What REAL runs

Property responsibilities
Establish who is responsible for repairs, maintenance and other property obligations using the lease, contracts and supporting history.
Why it matters
Faster answers to repair enquiries and fewer costs taken on by mistake.
One question. The full property history.
A question that sounds simple can require reviewing years of lease amendments, correspondence, previous repairs and warranties.
REAL brings that evidence together, identifies the relevant responsibilities and prepares the next response, with supporting sources attached.
The result: Less time searching through property records. More time resolving the issue.
Run the same question across relevant properties to identify recurring issues, contractual responsibilities and obligations that need attention.
From a single enquiry to a portfolio-wide review, without repeating the research for every property.
See how REAL helps property management firms review operating expenses, control vendor costs and prepare the work behind client decisions.
Explore Property Management FirmsCorporate estates management covers the financial, contractual and operational responsibilities of an organisation's property estate. These include rent, service charges, lease events, property costs, repairing obligations, renewals, relocations and estate planning.
REAL brings together the leases, financial records, property information and operational context behind each location. It reviews obligations, identifies cost discrepancies and prepares decisions about renewals, repairs, consolidation and exits.
Yes. REAL can compare service charge statements, lease provisions, exclusions, caps, apportionments and available supporting expenditure. It prepares potential discrepancies and calculations for your team to investigate or challenge.
REAL can identify relevant lease events, dates, notice conditions and contractual provisions. It organises the information needed to assess your options and prepare the next steps. Formal notices and legal interpretation remain subject to professional review.
REAL can compare available lease commitments, occupancy costs, business requirements, physical constraints and property records across the estate. It prepares ranked options, financial considerations and supporting evidence for the responsible decision-makers.
REAL can review lease provisions, available condition reports, maintenance histories and related records to identify potential responsibilities and liabilities. Formal dilapidations assessments and settlements remain subject to qualified professional review.
Available business rates, energy performance records and other property data can contribute to estate cost and portfolio reviews. Automated valuation appeals or statutory compliance certification are not implied.
No. REAL works with the relevant information from existing systems and documents, using that context to run financial, contractual and portfolio workflows.
REAL workflows can be configured around the client portfolios and records authorised for a deployment. Access permissions, confidentiality requirements and review responsibilities are agreed during implementation.
Yes. Start with a service charge review, an upcoming lease decision or a portfolio question. Provide the relevant property records and the outcome you need so REAL can demonstrate the workflow.
Give your team access to the property context behind every decision. Resolve issues faster, protect estate knowledge and act on what matters across the portfolio.