AcquiOS completed pulling address-level crime data at a quarter-mile radius across nearly all of the top 50 US municipalities.
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Someone overlaid where New Yorkers run with where New Yorkers get mugged, and it went viral. I just don't think it tells a real estate investor anything remotely useful.…
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AcquiOS
AI-powered underwriting for commercial real estate
- Industry
- Technology, Information and Internet
- Location
- Los Angeles, US
- Company size
- 2–10 employees
About AcquiOS
AcquiOS is AI-powered underwriting software for commercial real estate acquisitions and M&A. We transform offering memorandums, rent rolls, and T12s into investment committee decks, financial models, and due diligence reports in minutes — not hours. The difference: AcquiOS outputs in YOUR existing Excel and PowerPoint templates. No new system to learn. No workflow disruption. Your format, your formulas, your process — just faster. Built for institutional investors, private equity funds, and family offices acquiring multifamily, industrial, retail, and logistics assets. Founded by: David Fields — Former Head of Investments at Michael Eisner's family office, Disney M&A (Pixar acquisition), Regent Properties Eytan Elbaz — Co-creator of Google AdSense, Scopely co-founder Learn more: https://acquios.ai
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AcquiOS built a location screen that includes quarter-mile and one-mile rings around two commercial towers in downtown LA, measuring violent incidents, property counts, and density per square mile.
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AcquiOS built AcquiOS with citation-level sourcing, linking every extracted metric directly to the exact paragraph it came from.
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