For Capital Markets
If you build real-estate indices, underwrite real-estate loans, or do research on listed property, you need standardized building performance data. SDX is the neutral measurement layer that produces it.
This page is for:
- Index providers (e.g. FTSE EPRA NAREIT) who want building-level sustainability inputs to feed climate and ESG indices.
- Real-estate lenders who price climate transition risk into underwriting and portfolio monitoring.
- Sell-side and buy-side research teams analyzing listed REITs, private funds, or specific assets.
How you'd use SDX
The primary access surface for capital markets is MCP — programmatic, agent-driven consumption. You wire SDX into your existing data pipeline, research notebook, or AI workflow, and pull standardized building performance on demand.
What you'd typically pull:
- Six benchmark scores per building (SDX, ENERGY STAR, NABERS, EU EPC, CRREM, GRESB).
- CRREM stranding-risk pathways aligned to Paris 1.5°C targets.
- Aggregated benchmarks at the portfolio, fund, or index level.
- Compliance exposure (NYC LL97, BERDO, MEES, etc.) across your coverage universe.
What's licensed
Building-level data on owner-identified assets is not sold. SDX's commercialization boundary is charter-level: aggregate, anonymized data products only. What capital markets consumers receive are board-approved licensed content products — index-grade datasets, regulator-grade packs, and aggregate benchmarks with documented suppression thresholds.
The shared layer (definitions, normalization, benchmarking) is neutral and owner-governed. The licensed content sits on top.
This is early
Capital markets is a category we're building with design partners during the beta. If your team consumes real-estate data and you'd consider being an early integration partner — by API, MCP, or licensed content — we want to talk.
Get in touch
Email the team. We're sizing the right product for capital markets in the open and would value your input on what you actually need.