For you

AI for shopping center owners

You own the center, you sign the leases, and there is no analyst between you and the work. This is what is actually usable at that size.

Who this is for

Owners and owner-operators of neighborhood, community, and strip centers, typically holding between one and thirty assets, without dedicated IT or an in-house analyst.

The work

What actually eats the week.

  • CAM reconciliation rebuilt from scratch every year against leases that each define the pools differently
  • Lease terms that live in PDFs rather than in any system you can query
  • Percentage rent collected on self-reported sales you have no practical way to verify
  • Diligence on an acquisition that means reading everything yourself, at night

Start with the job

Tools that fit

5 tools we track are realistic at 1-5 centers.

3 of them you can try without booking a sales call, which at this size is usually the deciding factor.

  • ApersSelf-serveDeal Sourcing & Underwriting

    autonomous research + underwriting

    Replaces building the model and writing the memo yourself

  • ClaudeSelf-serveGeneral AI Assistants

    long-document analysis, lease reading, drafting

    Replaces the generalist work you would otherwise do yourself

  • NotebookLMSelf-serveGeneral AI Assistants

    source-grounded Q&A over leases and long docs

    Replaces re-reading a 90-page lease to find one clause

  • RealQuantumDeal Sourcing & Underwriting

    valuation + underwriting for appraisers/investors

    Replaces rebuilding a valuation report in word and excel every time

  • STRATAFOLIOProperty Operations

    commercial property management on top of QuickBooks, incl. CAM reconciliation

    Replaces running cam and rent rolls out of quickbooks and a stack of spreadsheets

Worth reading

Work With Us

Your team already has AI. Almost nobody uses it.

The licences are bought and the accounts are open, and most of them sit in a tab nobody opens on a Tuesday. Woodworks Realty Studio gets an assistant into the hands of every person on a team, one at a time, each one set up around how that person actually works. My own business runs on it before any of it reaches anyone else.