“They rebuilt our rent-roll charts so vacancy by building finally matched what our managers saw on site. The first draft needed clearer labels on concession units, and they corrected that before the owner meeting.”
Client stories
What operators say after the briefing
Evidence from engagements where charts had to match site reality — occupancy, leases, expenses, and quarterly packs.
“The lease expiry map for our mixed-use block on Charoen Krung helped leasing prioritize three retail renewals we kept postponing. It was denser than I expected at first, but the decision colors made the follow-up list obvious.”
“Expense concentration charts showed how much of our maintenance spend sat in two older towers. We moved two roof projects earlier and deferred cosmetic work without a long debate.”
“Quarterly packs arrive in time for our board calls. Collections exceptions are still hard to standardize across buildings, yet the visual summary keeps the conversation on cash timing.”
Extended cases
Twelve residential buildings, one occupancy picture
A Bangkok operator with twelve mid-rise residential buildings needed a single occupancy view before refinancing talks. Link Latticebase assembled rent rolls from three property managers, marked staff units and renovations separately, and briefed the finance lead with building-level charts. The pack did not replace the lender’s appraisal; it gave the operator a shared internal baseline for vacancy and near-term expiries.
CapEx timing ahead of a retail wing refresh
For a mixed-use asset near Bang Kho Laem, the operator planned a retail wing refresh while residential leases continued. An Expense and CapEx Briefing separated emergency repairs from planned works and placed the refresh on a capital calendar against lease expiries. Site managers used the printed calendar with contractors, which shortened the argument over which floors could close first.