Cherre

Cherre is a United States-based real estate data and analytics software company, commonly described as a proptech platform. Founded in 2016 and headquartered in New York City, the company builds a data integration and intelligence layer for the real estate industry. Its platform ingests, links, and resolves data from a wide range of public and private sources — property records, tax and deed data, mortgage and lien information, building permits, demographics, and third-party commercial datasets — and makes that data available through APIs, dashboards, and analytics tools. Cherre's core proposition is data connectivity. Real estate owners, investors, lenders, insurers, and asset managers typically hold information across many disconnected systems and spreadsheets. Cherre connects those sources into a single, entity-resolved view of properties, people, and companies, so clients can run portfolio analytics, underwriting, risk assessment, market research, and reporting from one place. The company is often grouped with real estate technology firms that serve institutional clients rather than consumers. The company is privately held and venture-backed. It has raised capital from investors active in real estate and technology, and it has grown through a combination of product development and partnerships with data providers and software vendors. Cherre's customers include real estate investment managers, REITs, banks, and other organizations that need reliable, linked property data at scale. Because Cherre operates in the data infrastructure layer of real estate, its brand is associated with data quality, entity resolution, and interoperability rather than with a consumer-facing product. Its website and marketing emphasize connecting disparate data, automating analytics, and enabling faster, more informed real estate decisions. The company competes in a crowded proptech data market alongside other property data and analytics providers, and it differentiates through its focus on linking and resolving data across many sources.

Cherre was founded in 2016 in New York City by L.D. Salmanson and Ben Hizak. The company emerged during a period of rapid growth in real estate technology, when institutional owners and investors were accumulating large volumes of digital property data but lacked efficient ways to connect and analyze it. Cherre's founding premise was to build a data platform that could unify fragmented real estate information and make it usable for analytics and decision-making. In its early years, Cherre focused on developing its core data integration and entity resolution capabilities. The platform was designed to ingest data from public records, proprietary datasets, and client systems, then link records that refer to the same property, person, or company. This entity resolution layer became a central differentiator, because real estate data is notoriously inconsistent across sources. As the company matured, it expanded its partnerships with data providers and software platforms, positioning itself as a connective layer within the real estate data ecosystem. Cherre raised venture funding from investors with interests in both real estate and technology, which supported product development and go-to-market expansion. The company's clients have included real estate investment managers, REITs, banks, insurers, and other institutional participants. Cherre has continued to develop analytics and workflow tools on top of its data platform, aiming to serve use cases such as underwriting, portfolio monitoring, risk management, and market research. It operates in a competitive landscape of proptech data and analytics providers, and its brand is associated with data connectivity, interoperability, and institutional-grade real estate intelligence.

• 2016

  Cherre founded in New York City by L.D. Salmanson and Ben Hizak.

• Developed core data integration and entity resolution platform for real estate.

• Raised venture funding to support product development and expansion.

Data infrastructure and analytics layer for institutional real estate, focused on connecting and resolving disparate property, people, and company data.

• Cherre data platform

  A real estate data integration and analytics platform that connects and resolves property, people, and company data from multiple sources.

• Cherre APIs

  Application programming interfaces that allow clients to access linked real estate data programmatically.

1. 1Cherre Inc. - Wikidatawikidata.org
2. 2Cherre official websitecherre.com
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