Commercial Real Estate.
Made Easier.
Practical tools and resources designed to help owners, investors, and business leaders better understand real estate decisions, evaluate opportunities, and move forward with confidence.
Run the Numbers.
Quickly evaluate financing, cash flow and investment metrics using straightforward commercial real estate calculators designed for preliminary analysis.
Cap Rate Calculator
Estimate a property's capitalization rate using net operating income and purchase price or market value.
DSCR Calculator
Determine whether a property's net operating income generates sufficient cash flow to cover its annual debt obligations.
Mortgage Payment Calculator
Estimate monthly principal and interest payments based on loan amount, interest rate and amortization period.
Amortization Calculator
See how principal and interest change throughout the life of a commercial real estate loan and understand the remaining balance over time.
Research With Confidence.
Find property information and make sense of commercial real estate terminology without hunting across multiple websites or industry references.
Auditor & PVA Property Search
Access local auditor and property valuation resources to research ownership, parcel information, assessed values and other public property records.
Commercial Real Estate Glossary
A practical reference for understanding the terminology, acronyms and financial concepts commonly used throughout commercial real estate.
Which tool should I use?
Start with the question you are trying to answer. We’ll point you toward the right resource.
The numbers are important.
The strategy matters more.
Online tools can help frame a decision. CrossPoint can help you understand what the numbers mean, evaluate your options, and determine the right real estate strategy for your organization or investment.
CrossPoint calculators and resources are provided for general informational and preliminary planning purposes only. Results are estimates and should not be considered financial, lending, legal, accounting, tax or investment advice. Verify all assumptions and final figures with the appropriate professional.
