New York, NY  According to VTS, a leading commercial real estate leasing and asset management platform,  an enterprise agreement was made with CBRE, one of the world's largest commercial real estate services and investment firms. CBRE professionals will be able to utilize the VTS platform to aid their leasing management and client reporting requirements.
VTS offers a fundamental shift in the commercial real estate industry toward new data-driven and centralized standards and processes. Â Increasingly, brokerage professionals and property owners are managing their leasing activities through sophisticated technology rather than with multiple spreadsheets.
"CBRE is adopting new systems and technology to enable our professionals to enhance their service to clients and VTS is another tool for that effort," said Ed Schreyer, president, Americas, agency brokerage and asset service, CBRE. "Giving our professionals access to VTSÂ will deliver advantages for our clients whose need for real-time information grows by the day."
Co-founder and CEO for VTS, Nick Romito, said, "We've been working with leading professionals at CBRE to evolve the platform since our inception, so having CBRE as an enterprise-level client is big deal for both us and our mutual clients."
The VTS agreement fits with CBRE's strategy of making available the best technology and tools  to help its professionals serve clients."
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