From a cold metro to a signed lease
Here's how a broker works a market with Rekoner — one connected flow, start to finish. Follow Sam, who leases office space in San Francisco.
Monday: start with the metro
Sam opens the demand board and types San Francisco. Rekoner ranks the companies most likely to need space — blending firms expanding in, fast-growing locals, and the recently funded — into one scored shortlist, with the reasons spelled out.
Pull the people who sign the lease
Sam clicks Glide Robotics — the top of the list — and Rekoner surfaces the head of workplace, the COO, and the CFO, with career history and contact info where available. A new-role badge flags the workplace lead who just started.
Save the best, watch the company
Sam files the contacts into a “SoMa targets” folder and adds Glide to the watchlist. That watchlist quietly becomes a standing alert — no extra setup. Everything syncs to Sam's account.
Wednesday: the timing arrives
Two days later an alert lands: Glide Robotics signed a new SoMa lease. Because Sam already has the decision-makers, the outreach goes out the same morning — ahead of every broker still reading the news.
Between meetings: ask by email
Out at a showing, Sam emails Rekoner: “Who's expanding offices in Oakland?” A reply comes back with a shortlist — and a quick “contacts at Northbeam” brings back the decision-makers, all without opening a laptop.
One loop: find demand → reach the decision-maker → track → get alerted → act. See each piece in the demo, or learn how it works.