Cushman & Wakefield announced a collaboration with Saltmine, a San Francisco-based SaaS startup that provides design data technology for the commercial real estate industry.
Through the use of cutting-edge A.I. planning and 3-D space visualization technology, the Saltmine platform enables Cushman & Wakefield professionals to quickly create space plans, test fits and virtual tours of potential workspaces, providing clients with a new way to visualize and plan their current or future workspace.
The collaboration is the latest example of Cushman & Wakefield’s client-centric technology strategy, which leverages strategic partnerships to deliver value and momentum, said Melanie Kirkwood Ruiz, Cushman & Wakefield’s Chief Information Officer for the Americas.
“This collaboration with Saltmine puts our clients in the driver’s seat, allowing them to make faster, better-informed decisions about their workspace,” Kirkwood Ruiz said.
“That’s a key part of our technology strategy: putting more power and knowledge into our clients’ hands. Now, with Saltmine, we’re combining our firm’s deep expertise and experience in commercial real estate with a progressive tech company, new tools and cutting-edge technology.”
Using property data and core and shell plans, the Saltmine platform integrates clients’ workplace strategy, programming and design all in one place.
Cushman & Wakefield advisors can digitize fully fitted properties in a matter of days, creating interactive renderings that allow clients to experience the potential of their workspace.
“With our cloud-based platform, Cushman & Wakefield is able to offer clients a transformative way to evaluate and choose real estate,” said Saltmine founder and CEO Shagufta Anurag.
“The ability to see in real time what a workspace could look like allows clients to proactively shape their workplace strategy like never before.”
“By virtually taking clients through a space and laying out their costs, we can make their site selection process predictable, experiential and flexible,” said Ruiz.
