Subscription-based CRE leasing platform Sytes makes national launch
A new online platform has launched to help improve the commercial real estate leasing process.
Sytes is a “tenant demand-driven” commercial real estate marketplace that allows retail brands and operators to declare where they want to expand, while landlords and developers engage directly with verified demand. After being founded in 2024, the platform has made its official national launch.
Sytes operates as a subscription-based marketplace, enabling users to search by state, market, or specific property address to identify active tenant demand. A newly-launched per-site feature allows landlords and developers to enter a property address and instantly see which tenants are actively seeking that exact location, reducing guesswork and shortening leasing timelines.
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"Commercial real estate doesn't have a demand problem, it has a visibility problem," said Rafael Weiss, co-founder of Sytes. "Sytes was built to surface real tenant intent so deals can move faster, with less friction and fewer dead ends. We're giving the market signal instead of noise.”
Sytes' first customer was GoTo Foods, the franchisor of Auntie Anne's, Carvel, Cinnabon, Jamba, Moe's Southwest Grill, McAlister's Deli and Schlotzsky's. The platform is already being used by fast-growing retail and quick-serve brands, including Dutch Bros, Church's Chicken, Papa Johns and more, as well as institutional landlords and developers such as Kimco and Inventrust.
Sytes says pricing begins at approximately $99 per month, offering a “low-friction entry point” for users seeking to identify opportunities and accelerate leasing decisions, the company says.
“Legacy CRE workflows weren't designed for speed or scale, so we built Sytes to replace spreadsheets, email chains and cold calls with a single marketplace where intent is transparent,” said Dean Sloves, co-founder of Sytes. “When both sides can see real demand, deals move faster, and everyone wins.”
