Mag Mile Capital

Using AI To Disrupt The $3T Commercial Real Estate Industry

About this Event

Mag Mile Capital is one of the country’s most innovative commercial real estate banking firms.

When it comes to deployment of new technology, the commercial real estate industry is well behind its residential counterpart. Mag Mile Capital is on a mission to change that. As a leader in their field, Mag Mile leadership knows full well the inefficiencies in the status quo. That’s why they’ve created CapLogiq.

CapLogiq is an AI-based commercial real estate origination software platform that uses automation and artificial intelligence to reduce the commercial real estate mortgage underwriting process from four days to 45 seconds, saving 50 analyst hours per closing. This increases margins by 50% allowing Mag Mile to complete more closings faster, saving clients time and money.

Mag Mile plans to use CapLogiq internally to begin with and will monetize the platform as a SaaS subscription product for other CRE companies in the future.

Register now to join this webinar with Mag Mile Capital CEO, Rushi Shah, to hear how in a time of massive disruption in the industry, he expects CapLogiq to add significantly to the company’s revenues over the next 5 years.

Video On Demand

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March 24

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