Crexi Intelligence Expands Property Research With Zoning, Tenant, and Traffic Data

Commercial real estate research has always required a certain tolerance for friction. Zoning classifications live in municipal portals. Tenant rosters require manual assembly. Traffic counts come from separate vendors with separate contracts and separate logins. For brokers, investors, developers, and lenders, piecing together a complete picture of a property has meant managing a web of disconnected data sources before any real analysis can begin.

Crexi Intelligence is designed to change that. With the launch of zoning, tenant, and traffic data integrations, the platform now brings these three critical layers of property intelligence directly into the same workflow professionals already use for ownership records, transaction history, and market analytics.

Introducing Zoning Data

Understanding what can be built on a site, or what uses are permitted on one already occupied, has traditionally meant navigating municipal databases that vary in quality, format, and accessibility across thousands of jurisdictions. The new Zoning Data integration eliminates that detour.

Within Crexi Intelligence, users can now access zoning classifications, permitted uses, and parcel boundary geometry directly on the property detail page. An integrated AI agent handles plain-language queries, so instead of cross-referencing ordinance tables, a user can simply ask, "Can I build multifamily here?" or "Is manufacturing permitted on this site?" and receive a direct, source-backed answer from the underlying data.

Interactive map overlays and advanced filtering extend this functionality to market-level analysis, making it possible to search by permitted use, visualize zoning patterns across a geography, and surface redevelopment opportunities without leaving the platform.

Tenant Intelligence, Consolidated

The Tenant Data integration adds a dedicated section to property detail pages, aggregating tenant rosters from multiple sources into a single, consistent view. Users can see business names, unit details, industry classifications, contact information, and tenure data alongside property-level summaries of tenant mix and occupancy stability.

For professionals evaluating a retail center, office building, or mixed-use asset, this kind of consolidated tenant intelligence informs underwriting assumptions, lease-up risk assessments, and competitive positioning. A dedicated export tab makes it easy to pull tenant data at scale, supporting everything from portfolio-level screening to client-facing deliverables.

Traffic Data, Built Into the Map

Site selection and location quality analysis depend heavily on traffic volume, and that data has historically required a separate subscription or third-party tool. Crexi Intelligence now brings it inside the platform.

The Traffic Data integration draws on opt-in GPS data from more than 40 million daily active U.S. smartphone users across 1,000-plus apps, delivering foot and vehicle traffic counts accurate to one meter and updated daily. A color-coded map overlay surfaces traffic volumes at a glance, while clickable road segments reveal average daily counts, road names, and classifications. The result is a more complete picture of site quality without the added step of pulling in an external data source.

One Platform, More of the Workflow

The case for consolidation in CRE technology is straightforward: every tool switch adds time, increases the risk of inconsistency, and interrupts the analytical thread. With proptech investment reaching $16.7 billion globally in 2025, a 67.9% year-over-year increase according to CRETI, the sector is clearly betting on platforms that deliver more of the workflow in one place.

These three integrations reflect that thesis. Taken together, zoning, tenant, and traffic data join ownership, transaction, and market intelligence already available within Crexi Intelligence, giving users a more complete foundation for evaluating properties from initial discovery through underwriting and final disposition.

Crexi CEO Michael DeGiorgio described the launch as addressing something fundamental to how professionals work: "By integrating zoning, tenant, and traffic intelligence directly into the workflows our users already rely on, we're removing friction, accelerating decision-making and delivering a more complete, actionable view of every property."

Explore the new capabilities inside Crexi Intelligence at crexi.com.