The stacking plan provides a graphical depiction of a building's structure, more specifically the floor-by-floor breakdown of rented and vacant suites. This tool enables instantaneous views of occupancy together with indicators: a visually enhanced way to better evaluate your properties.
MYRE provides a decision support tool, most notably for asset managers, creating highly detailed analysis reports in real time. The stacking plan forms an integral component of these reports. Â
At MYRE, reports are fully automated and calculated according to the data modeled on the platform. Graphical, interactive displays simplify the interpretation and understanding of the reports.
What exactly does a stacking plan consist of?
MYRE's stacking plan, in addition to providing a visual "snapshot" of the property, includes information on the tenants occupying the building, the surface areas of the occupied and vacant suites, the rent paid and the occupancy rate per tenant.
This information can then be analyzed in real time, as well as historically or in terms of forecasting the future, depending on the start, break, and termination dates of the lease contract.
Operational management data, such as the registration and modification of leases on MYRE, automatically designs and updates the stacking plan and its graphic modeling.
Advantages of a stacking plan linked to management data
A stacking plan integrated with the management data enables asset managers to identify the true status of the contractual occupancy of their property at the relevant suite, floor, and building level, etc. This image captures the reality thanks to the reliability of a single, standardized system.
