Commercial Real Estate
Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) are finding that GIS is particularly well suited to quantifying the investment potential of portfolios. Residential Real Estate
Displaying properties on a map lets potential buyers see the proximity of desired amenities such as schools, shopping centers, and parks. Appraisers
GIS lets you map current and recently retired properties, resulting in more accurate data than the sales information provided by national data providers. Title Companies
Title companies have been using GIS for a variety of tasks such as customer care mapping services, preliminary title searches, and the creation of GIS-based land information systems (LISs). Multiple Listing Services
Data such as parcel maps, school district boundaries, bus routes, local parks, and recreation facilities can be used to great advantage by local MLS providers.

Like real estate, GIS is all about "location, location, location." ESRI offers a variety of GIS–based solutions designed for all segments of the real estate business such as map–based content management and sophisticated investment analysis.

GIS allows you to integrate a wide variety of data into one, common format—a map. Presenting your customers with a visual representation of all the information affecting the desirability and value of a property can give a far more accurate picture of a property's suitability to their needs.