MMCG Invest launches free map-based CRE data platform
MMCG Invest has launched MMCG Analytics, a free commercial real estate data platform that lets users search parcels, run radius analysis and review county-level SBA 7(a) default rates across the United States. The company says the tool is designed as a first stop for lenders, appraisers, developers and small business borrowers before a full feasibility study.
Why it matters: - MMCG Analytics gives CRE users a free way to screen sites before paying for a full feasibility study. - The platform packages parcel, traffic, demographic and lending data in one map-based workflow. - The launch expands MMCG Invest's feasibility-study methods into a broader CRE data product.
What happened: - MMCG Invest LLC launched MMCG Analytics, a next-generation commercial real estate analytics platform, on September 23, 2026. - The free version is available at MMC G Analytics with no payment required. - MMCG Invest is based in San Francisco. - The platform is designed for lenders, appraisers, brokers, environmental analysts, civil engineers, developers and small business borrowers.
The details: - MMCG Analytics is built as a map-first platform that follows the arc of a bank-grade feasibility study. - Users can search any parcel by address anywhere in the United States. - The platform includes parcel data and boundaries, building attributes, terrain and soil conditions, flood zones and wetlands, and radius analysis around a site. - Radius tools support 1-, 3-, 5-mile and custom-distance searches. - Users can pull traffic counts, demographics, population trends, household trends, consumer spending and competitor locations within the chosen radius. - The platform includes SBA 7(a) loan default rates by industry and county. - MMCG says the platform covers all 3,144 U.S. counties. - The database includes more than 132 million parcels, 135 million building records and more than 62 million building footprints. - The system also includes more than 1 million SBA 7(a) loans, with 919,732 loans analyzed for default rates by industry and geography. - The data overlay extends from soil analysis and LiDAR terrain measurement to parcel layouts, building attributes, FEMA flood zones, wetlands, demographics, consumer spending, market sections by asset class and company financial statements from SEC filings. - MMCG says every data point on the platform is sourced. - Premium access adds EPA contamination and environmental site screening, financial statements for comparable facilities in the area and a report generator that packages site risks, demographics, traffic, parcel data, building data, market data and competitors into one exportable file. - Subscription pricing for commercial appraisers and CRE specialists is quoted individually at subscription information. - MMCG has reserved free access for Certified Development Companies and MMCG feasibility study clients. - The company offers discounts for SBA lenders and USDA lenders.
Between the lines: - MMCG is turning a consulting workflow into software, which can help standardize early-stage CRE screening. - The free tier may lower friction for borrowers and lenders who need a quick preliminary view before commissioning formal underwriting or feasibility work. - The platform's county-level SBA default data and site overlays suggest a focus on lender risk review as much as property search.
What's next: - MMCG says the free platform will serve as a first stop before a full feasibility study. - Commercial appraisers and CRE specialists can request subscription access through MMCG Analytics. - MMCG will continue offering its SBA- and USDA-compliant feasibility study services through MMCG Invest LLC.
The bottom line: - MMCG Invest is betting that one map can combine site selection, market screening and lender risk review into a faster CRE workflow.
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