Different investor types need different things from a feasibility platform. Qonterra is configured for the specific workflows, output formats, and governance requirements of every major institutional audience in real estate.
Qonterra is the same platform underneath, but the templates, workflows, and outputs are tuned to the way each institutional audience operates. Below, the specific configuration we deploy for each.
Model nation-building developments and cross-border capital deployments at the scale they actually run. Qonterra handles the multi-decade, multi-phase, multi-jurisdiction modeling that sovereign funds require — and produces output that holds up to board-level scrutiny.
Move from "we just got a teaser" to "we're ready to bid" in days, not weeks. Qonterra structures the deal, sources comparable data, generates the model, and produces lender-ready output — letting your team focus on the parts of development that actually require human judgment.
For asset managers running global real estate strategies, Qonterra gives every deal team the same modeling framework, every IC the same output format, and the fund as a whole real-time portfolio visibility. Stop reconciling models — start running the fund.
For the real estate teams inside investment banks — underwriting credit and equity deals — Qonterra accelerates the work from initial structuring through to syndication-ready documentation. The model the underwriter builds is the model the syndicate sees.
Single-family and multi-family offices increasingly hold significant direct real estate exposure but rarely have the headcount to run institutional-quality feasibility internally. Qonterra gives small teams the analytical capability of much larger institutions.
Pension funds answer to trustees on two questions above all others: how much liquidity the real estate book is generating, and how the latest market data changes the forecast. Qonterra keeps both live — surfacing distributions, capital calls, and net cashflow on demand, and reforecasting the whole portfolio the moment an assumption moves.
Every Qonterra deployment runs on the same core platform. The differences between configurations are in the templates, default assumptions, output formats, and approval workflows — not in the underlying modeling. That means a sovereign fund and a family office can co-invest using Qonterra and both look at the same model, formatted for their respective governance requirements.
Tell us what type of institution you run feasibility for, and we'll show you the version of Qonterra tuned for your workflow — using one of your actual opportunities as the example.