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The Anacle Commercial Property Manager™(Anacle.CPM™) is our flagship CPM offering. Anacle.CPM™ has 3 major sub-systems – the Financial Center, the Tenancy Center and the Facility Center. These components work together to provide best-of-breed functionality in all aspects of property management, including real estate financial, leasing and facility management. Each of the major components can be deployed independently or as part of a fully integrated solution. Anacle.CPM™ also comes with a full suite of reporting and dashboard tools to support analysis and decision making. Please visit the Anacle.CPM™ site for more information.

Commercial Property Management (“CPM”) refers to the management of all operations within a commercial property, or portfolio of properties. Commercial real estate, including office, retail and industrial properties, are distinguished from corporate and institutional real estate in that the major source of incomes are the leasing and sales of business space. The increasing popularity of Real Estate Investment Trusts (“REITs”) in developed economies worldwide puts greater emphasis on leasing over sales, since REITs are often prevented from participating in property development and sales activities.
Property managers handle the day-to-day needs of the property, including managing the property accounts and budget, taking care of the tenants, and keeping the building in good operating condition. At the same time, they must market the property to attract new tenants, develop new asset enhancement strategies, as well as plan new ways of maximizing income from the existing property.
Rapidly changing demands and volatile market conditions are causing the commercial real estate market to face increasingly competitive and challenging environments. Real estate firms must constantly seek ways to maximize profits by attracting quality tenants, as well as minimize expenses by running building operations efficiently. Senior management seeks visibility on operational costs and revenue of properties in the portfolio, so that they can make important calls in areas of real estate financing, divestment, and continual asset improvement.

Whether in an up or down cycle, competitive pressures are omni-present. High demand attracts new players into the market, while low demand forces existing players to fight for the few available tenants. Thus a successful real estate company must find means to increase property yield – maximizing rental income and minimizing cost building operations. The drive to attract more profitable tenants for the real estate requires effective and efficient management of leasing processes within the facilities. Thus effective Commercial Property Management is critical to growth of real estate companies, especially REITs.