Award-Winning

Carbon Reduction

Real Estate Technology

 

Smarter, Sustainable, & More Profitable Real Estate Operations

  • Mandates for carbon emission reduction echo increasing demands from consumers and investors for transparency around climate impact. Commitments to get to net-zero can be daunting but our 10 Steps make it more manageable.

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  • Reducing OpEx, predicting and deferring CapEx, maximizing creative revenue, and decreasing asset risk are possible for buildings of all sizes through AI-powered functionality.

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  • How do you reach the right balance of optimizing indoor comfort and occupant health without an adverse effect on energy usage? Comfort and IAQ are vital for retention, too. The answer lies in automation.

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  • You can’t have smart cities without smart buildings. Smart and grid-interactive efficient buildings elevate the intelligence of neighborhoods and cities by combining energy efficiency and demand flexibility via smart tech.

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Every Building Needs A Brain

The only way to guarantee daily energy savings, cost savings, and carbon emissions reduction is through building automation.

It’s simple.

We use artificial intelligence to automate buildings systems with real-time occupancy data, utilizing the least amount of energy to provide the maximum amount of indoor comfort. Integrating meter data allows Nantum to calculate energy, cost, and carbon emissions reduction.

On top of energy reduction, Nantum analyzes every data set within your data, predicting and detecting BMS anomalies, potential leaks, power quality issues, and unhealthy indoor air quality.


 

Your Real Estate Challenges Have Evolved

Rise Of Exponential Data

The exponential rise of building data was accelerated by COVID-19. Real estate teams cannot possibly handle the tens of thousands of data points created each minute without an AI/ML solution to track and analyze BMS/BAS, smart meters, people counting, air quality, IoT, energy, and tenant data.

Legislation & Energy Risk

The federal government, states, and cities like NYC, Boston, Washington D.C., St. Louis, Denver, and Seattle are passing building energy performance & ESG laws with intense implications and fines. Owners and enterprises need an automated solution to manage and avoid energy risk.

Consumer Preferences

Corporations and tenants have set Carbon Zero goals. Consumers and tenants are demanding sustainable and healthy places to live, work, and play, making “Data as an Amenity” and AI automation a necessity for meeting today’s real estate consumer leasing and retention demands.

Asset Valuation

Investors are rewarding sustainability. Capital upgrades, procurement of renewable energy, renewable energy credits, and tenant amenities are all expensive. Owners need an automated solution for reducing utility costs and maximizing demand response revenue.


 

What Makes Us Unique?

Real Estate Is In Our DNA

Our company was originally founded within Rudin Management Company, one of New York City’s premier office and residential landlords and developers. Our team has over 300 years of real estate experience. We all come from real estate and are focused on solving real estate’s biggest challenges. Prescriptive Data, Inc. was officially formed in 2020 as a completely separate entity.

15M SF AI Sandbox

Our team works directly with Rudin Management’s operations teams to test and deploy new energy and cost savings algorithms within 15M square feet of class AAA office and residential real estate located in NYC. Every partner, app, feature, and automation is tested within Rudin’s real-world portfolio before being deployed to other customers.

Data Science First Approach

Our data science first approach leads to endless amounts of business applications for CRE operators. Machine Learning (ML) and Artificial Intelligence (AI) are used to predict leaks and floods before they occur, optimize large building systems to extend equipment efficiency and lifetime, predict future Return to Office analytics based on occupancy data, and even automate buildings to receive the highest levels of health & wellness certifications.

Smart Buildings = Smart Cities

As experts in the smart building space, our team has been leading the way with Intel, U.S. DOE, U.S. GSA, and Salt River Project since 2019 to develop Grid-Interactive Efficient Buildings (GEB). Utility companies will be able to visualize electric, steam, natural gas, energy generation, and water data coming directly from their C&I customers and activate automated demand response programs in real-time.