The operating platform for Korean commercial real estate professionals
RE:VISION brings career guidance, practitioner education and deal-analysis tools into one place — so analysts, asset managers and developers in Korea can plan their next move, learn the craft and underwrite deals with the same standard.
Korean CRE knowledge is fragmented and gated
Practice lives inside firms
Underwriting, PF structuring and asset management are learned on the job, inside a few institutions. Juniors and career-switchers have no shared reference.
Models are rebuilt from scratch
Every deal starts from a blank spreadsheet. Early-stage feasibility and valuation checks are slow, inconsistent and hard to compare.
Deals move in English
Cross-border LOIs, IMs, leases and LP reports are written in English, while most Korean professionals train in Korean only.
Four pillars, one platform
Each pillar is a door in. Users come for one need and stay for the next.
Career
커리어Plan the next move with real hiring criteria.
- CRE finance careersPositioning · CV · interview
- Master's admissionsHarvard MRE · Columbia · Cornell
- Job DeskCurated listings
- NetworkPractitioners
Education
교육Courses and books built from live deal practice.
- Feasibility & modelingAccounting · tax
- Real Estate EnglishThe Language of the Deal, Vol.1–5
- Practice tracksPF · AM · PM
Analysis
분석Desk tools to check a deal before committing.
- FSIRR · DSCR · sensitivity · Excel export
- ValuationAppraiser-reviewed value range
- LegalComing soon
Insight
인사이트Read the market daily, think deeper weekly.
- NewsCRE news portal
- ArticleWeekly mentor columns
- Morning BriefNewsletter
Where AI does the first draft, experts make the call
We are building Claude into the workflows where professionals lose the most time — structured input to a reviewable first draft, always checked by a human expert.
Deal brief → model assumptions
Describe a deal in plain language; Claude extracts price, leverage, rent and exit assumptions and fills the feasibility model for review.
Property data → opinion draft
From parcel, building and lease inputs, Claude drafts the valuation narrative and risk summary that a partner appraiser reviews and signs off.
Headlines → investor takeaways
Each aggregated article gets a three-line summary and an "investor implication" note, tagged by sector and deal type.
Clause → plain-language reading
Paste an English LOI or lease clause; Claude explains the key terms, flags risky wording and suggests the Korean equivalent.
All AI outputs are decision support reviewed by experts, not investment or appraisal advice.