Resources for property data leaders
Tools, guides, and comparisons built for the COO, CTO, or VP of Data who owns the property data stack.
What do these resources help you do?
Get the data that is locked in your property management, leasing, and maintenance systems into a warehouse you own, without an engineering team building connectors. Each resource covers one part of that job: whether your stack is ready, what building it in-house would cost, how the alternatives compare, and how to do it system by system. They are written for the operator who has already started, not as an introduction to what a warehouse is.
AI for multifamily
Three ways we help operators get AI-ready
2 minutes · self-serve
Proptech Data Readiness Check
Six questions, a personalized result, and three things you can actually do this quarter.
Start the check →With our team
Vendor Assessment
A custom integration inventory of your proptech stack, prepared by Propexo. Mapping every system, every connector, every gap.
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AI Activation Bootcamp
Onsite workshop with your senior operating and data leaders. You leave with a 90-day AI roadmap.
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Everything else, by the question it answers
What would building it cost?
TCO Calculator
Compare the true cost of building a data integration layer in-house versus using Propexo. Bring the output to your CFO.
Open →How do I do it, system by system?
How-to guides
Step-by-step guides for landing Yardi, RealPage, and Entrata data in your warehouse, and for no-code ETL on property data.
Open →What do operators do with it?
Use cases
How multifamily operators and REITs put their property data to work once it is in a warehouse they own, starting with cross-portfolio reporting.
Open →How does it compare?
Comparisons
Propexo against Airbyte, Fivetran, Cherre, and the purpose-built multifamily platforms, on the criteria that matter for multifamily.
Browse →What does the data actually say?
Blog
PMS unit counts, the proptech market map, and the integration decisions that set your stack’s ceiling.
Browse →Which systems can I connect?
Connector marketplace
Every source system and warehouse destination Connect supports, 127 sources across the operational stack, filterable by category.
Browse →Frequently asked questions
How can I unify my multifamily data without engineers?
You can get it into one warehouse without engineers, and the modeling on top is still yours. Connect ships pre-built, managed connectors for 127 source systems across the multifamily stack, so extraction and loading is configuration rather than code. What still needs a person who knows your business is deciding how a unit in Yardi and a unit in Entrata line up, and an analyst with SQL can do that. The no-code ETL guide below walks through where that line sits.
Which products provide no-code ETL for multifamily operations?
Two kinds, and they cover different systems. Fivetran and Airbyte are no-code for mainstream SaaS and databases, and their public catalogs list no native connectors for Yardi, RealPage, Entrata, MRI Software, or AppFolio. Connect is the no-code path for the property stack itself: 127 pre-built source connectors landing in Snowflake, BigQuery, Databricks, and the other major warehouses. Both write to the same warehouse, so they compose.
Where should I start if our data is still stuck in each vendor's portal?
Start with the two-minute readiness check, which places you at fragmented, centralizing, or centralized and hands you three things to do this quarter. If you already know which systems you run, go straight to the how-to guides, which walk through Yardi, RealPage, and Entrata system by system. The TCO calculator is for the moment someone asks why you would not build it in-house.