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P. E. Analytics Ltd., operating under the brand PropEquity, is a data-driven business intelligence and analytics platform specializing in the Indian real estate sector. The company provides an online subscription-based platform offering real-time data and analytics for residential, commercial, and retail properties across over 50 cities in India, covering more than 181,112 projects from 64,856 developers. Its services include real estate business intelligence, customized research and consulting, and collateral risk management tools. Products like PropAlert provide real-time construction progress and developer alerts, while PropEdge caters to individual investors and small-scale developers. P. E. Analytics Ltd. serves a diverse clientele including institutional investors such as banks, non-banking financial companies, private equity funds, real estate developers, REITs, the retail industry, consulting firms, and allied industries requiring real estate data. The company operates on a Software as a Service (SaaS) business model, generating revenue primarily through annual subscription fees and specialized consulting services.
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