42floors

Name: 42floors
Brand: 42floors
Rating: 3.2 (15 reviews)

42Floors is a commercial real estate listings and search marketplace that aggregates office, retail, industrial, warehouse, and coworking/flex listings and generates leasing and sales leads through syndication within Yardi's marketplace network.

Est 2011|Valuation $10.3M|Raised $22.3M|12 Ref Customers

LinkedIn 4K|Website|FTEs 4|HQ San Francisco, us

MarketsProperty Management

01Competitive Landscape

Narrative analysis

- LoopNet (CoStar) tends to have greater audience scale and entrenched broker adoption, but is frequently described as costly and oriented toward paid exposure. - Crexi competes on product design and integrated workflow (marketing, leads, deal management). Third-party commentary highlights both product strengths and community concerns about data accuracy and contract terms. - 42Floors is more accurately described as a channel within Yardi’s marketplace network rather than a standalone marketplace strategy. That can be relevant for customers already using Yardi’s ecosystem, but it introduces considerations for buyers seeking an independent platform with a public roadmap.

Adoption trends / market structure (high level)

CRE marketplaces are consolidating and increasingly monetized via premium exposure packages.
42Floors’ acquisition and integration into Yardi’s network supports the view that listings/search marketplaces are strategic distribution assets for larger CRE software and data vendors.

	42Floors	LoopNet (CoStar)	Crexi
Starting Price	Not publicly listed (quote-based / bundled likely)	Tiered listing exposure; pricing typically handled via sales representative	Third-party sources list example pricing in the low hundreds per user per month for some tiers; other pricing is custom
Typical Use Case	Additional exposure within Yardi’s marketplace network; search-focused CRE discovery	Maximum marketplace reach and mainstream CRE buyer-tenant audience	Brokers and investors seeking a modern UX, marketing/deal tools and optional intelligence
Key Strength	Integration into Yardi CommercialEdge network; multi-asset listings claim	Audience scale and broker adoption	Modern UX and integrated workflow tooling (per third-party commentary)
Key Weakness	Brand/product continuity risk (reported redirect); unclear pricing; limited public security/compliance details	High cost and “pay-to-play” dynamics often referenced in industry discussions	Inventory depth varies by market; community complaints about data accuracy and contracting have been noted (anecdotally)

01Competitive Landscape

Narrative analysis

LoopNet (CoStar) tends to have greater audience scale and entrenched broker adoption, but is frequently described as costly and oriented toward paid exposure.
Crexi competes on product design and integrated workflow (marketing, leads, deal management). Third-party commentary highlights both product strengths and community concerns about data accuracy and contract terms.
42Floors is more accurately described as a channel within Yardi’s marketplace network rather than a standalone marketplace strategy. That can be relevant for customers already using Yardi’s ecosystem, but it introduces considerations for buyers seeking an independent platform with a public roadmap.

Adoption trends / market structure (high level)

CRE marketplaces are consolidating and increasingly monetized via premium exposure packages.
42Floors’ acquisition and integration into Yardi’s network supports the view that listings/search marketplaces are strategic distribution assets for larger CRE software and data vendors.

	42Floors	LoopNet (CoStar)	Crexi
Starting Price	Not publicly listed (quote-based / bundled likely)	Tiered listing exposure; pricing typically handled via sales representative	Third-party sources list example pricing in the low hundreds per user per month for some tiers; other pricing is custom
Typical Use Case	Additional exposure within Yardi’s marketplace network; search-focused CRE discovery	Maximum marketplace reach and mainstream CRE buyer-tenant audience	Brokers and investors seeking a modern UX, marketing/deal tools and optional intelligence
Key Strength	Integration into Yardi CommercialEdge network; multi-asset listings claim	Audience scale and broker adoption	Modern UX and integrated workflow tooling (per third-party commentary)
Key Weakness	Brand/product continuity risk (reported redirect); unclear pricing; limited public security/compliance details	High cost and “pay-to-play” dynamics often referenced in industry discussions	Inventory depth varies by market; community complaints about data accuracy and contracting have been noted (anecdotally)