CapRadar summarizes rent roll, multifamily loss-to-lease, commercial occupancy, WALT, rollover pressure, and Crime Score context into a customer-readable Leasability Score.
Leasability Score is designed to help a team scan whether a property has enough rent, occupancy, rollover, and location context to support continued diligence.
A deal with high commercial occupancy, longer WALT, low near-term rollover, and reviewed rent-roll assumptions should scan differently than one with vacancy and imminent lease exposure.
CapRadar does not present Leasability as a black box. The score is paired with plain-language drivers from unit mix, value-add assumptions, commercial suites, and Crime Score context.
A multifamily deal may show a strong score because the unit mix covers the deal units, loss-to-lease is modest, and modeled vacancy losses are controlled.
Leasability Score helps prioritize pipeline review, while Trust Score, Assumption Score, and source documents still determine whether a model is ready for external distribution.
A strong Leasability Score should still be checked against accepted facts, reviewed T-12 evidence, and scenario assumptions before a memo leaves the sponsor team.
It measures the leasing support behind a deal using available unit-mix, value-add, commercial suite, rollover, occupancy, and location-risk context.
No. It is a pipeline triage signal. Users still need source evidence, local market judgment, and reviewed underwriting assumptions.
Leasability Score appears in the authenticated Pipeline view and is carried into memo and deal-room exports when supporting data is available.
Create a CapRadar account to organize target properties, upload deal evidence, review Crime Score context, model underwriting scenarios, and prepare exportable acquisition materials.
