Henry prepares commercial real-estate underwriting, research and branded deal materials using a firm's data and assumptions.
Henry is an AI-assisted workflow for commercial real-estate teams. Its current Henry Deal offering starts with a deal description and material such as a rent roll, then prepares underwriting, research, comparable selections and presentation content. The product uses the firm's own assumptions and historical information rather than presenting a generic chatbot as a complete investment workflow. A separate Henry Decks option is advertised for teams that only want branded presentation production.
The underwriting model lives in Excel, where analysts can change assumptions and continue their usual work. The official site describes synchronization back to the deal writeup, deck and data room. Research covers market and transaction context, with source references attached to figures. The platform also builds property and transaction records from the firm's work and can help identify prospective buyers from its existing network. Decks remain editable and use the firm's branding, with the provider describing a curation step before client delivery.
Onboarding is guided and involves historical materials, models and brand examples. Public fixed pricing is not specified, and an email-native workflow should not be mistaken for unrestricted access without an established customer relationship. Begin with a completed deal and compare the generated model and narrative with the known analysis. Check rent-roll parsing, expense assumptions, comparables and the dates of cited market information. A well-formatted deck does not establish that a valuation or forecast is sound. The firm's analysts should approve the final numbers and ensure every update has reached the client-facing materials. Henry can reduce preparation work, but it does not replace professional judgment about property economics, investment risk or the suitability of a transaction.
