Vol. I Registry · Service Provider Edition Forthcoming 2027
The close team that actually closes. Organized by who approves them.
A practitioner reference of the appraisers, environmental consultants, title agents, surveyors, legal counsel, and construction advisors who service CRE transactions – organized by specialty, market, lender panel approval, and deal-size tier. 800 target records across eight service lines. The Edition the closing analyst reaches for at 4pm on a Friday.
Sample
Specimen records
Six Verified records pulled live from the dataset that ships with v1.0. Sorted by the most-citable single scale metric for each Edition – reported 2024 brokered volume for brokers, current gross AUM for sponsors. Firms whose disclosure mixes investment sales, capital markets, and leasing (the global full-service platforms) are honestly absent from the volume sort rather than shown with a fabricated combined number; they appear in the full Edition with their separately-reported figures intact.
Scope
What's in scope
800
Eight service lines: appraisal, environmental, title, survey, legal, property condition, insurance, and construction consulting. National coverage with metro-level granularity.
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Organized by specialty first, then market. Every record is categorized to the specific service line so you filter to the one you need without sorting through the full file.
2027
Final Edition in the Registry. Founders’ price $47 (retail $67) for the first 14 days from launch. Waitlist subscribers receive the link before the public announcement.
Audience
Who this is for
Closing analysts
The person responsible for getting the deal to the table. Knowing which appraiser is on the lender’s panel – before you order the report – saves a re-do and three weeks of schedule. The Edition answers that before the first email goes out.
Capital-markets brokers
Quoting realistic close timelines to sponsors requires knowing service provider availability and turnaround in the target market. Map appraisers, environmental consultants, and title agents by market and lender approval before the LOI counter goes out.
Sponsor operations teams
Maintaining preferred-vendor lists across multiple markets at scale. Filter to providers approved on the lenders you actually use, and keep the list current without rebuilding it for every acquisition.
Lender BD and credit teams
Mapping panel coverage in markets where you originate. Identify gaps and qualified candidates before closing volume builds in a new region – not after the first deal gets stuck on appraiser availability.
Schema
What's in each record
- Firm name, service line, and headquarters
- Markets and asset classes covered (MSA-level where verifiable)
- Lender panel approvals where verifiable, with date of last verification
- Typical turn time and deal-size range
- Named contact for direct engagement (not a firm-wide inbox)
- Specialty designations (MAI, ASTM E1527-21, ALTA/NSPS, ASA) where applicable
- Practitioner notes on responsiveness and deal-size comfort
- Three completeness tiers (Verified / Contact-only / Coverage-only)
Reference
FAQ
Why is this Edition the lowest-priced in the Registry?
Service provider data, while operationally critical, has a lower per-record sourcing cost than allocator, sponsor, or lender data. Panel approval lists are more accessible; state licensing databases are public; turnaround time can be benchmarked through market conversation. The per-record cost is lower – we pass that through to the price.
What service lines are covered?
Eight: appraisal (MAI), environmental (Phase I / Phase II / NEPA / ASTM E1527-21), title and escrow, ALTA / NSPS surveys, CRE legal counsel (lender-side and borrower-side), property condition assessments (ASTM E2018-15), insurance brokers (property, casualty, builders risk), and construction consultants (owner’s rep / draw inspector). Service lines are added or retired based on practitioner demand signals.
Does "lender panel approval" mean the approval is current?
Yes, within the verification window. Each panel-approval status is flagged with the date of last verification. Panels rotate – new firms earn approvals, approved firms lose them when lender platforms consolidate. We date-stamp every panel approval rather than implying it is perpetually current.
Are national firms included alongside regional specialists?
Both. National firms (e.g., CBRE|ESG, Partner Engineering, Terracon for environmental; Fidelity National Title for title) are in scope where the data supports the record standard. The Edition’s value is concentrated in the regional and local specialists that national aggregators miss – the solo MAI appraiser who is on four lender panels in a specific metro, or the boutique environmental firm that knows the regulatory history of a specific sub-market.
Refund policy?
14-day refund if the file is materially different from what was described, corrupted, or not delivered correctly. Email support@valoreregistry.com.
Pricing
Pricing & license
Founders’ price (first 14 days) $47
Retail at release $67
Single ZIP delivery: HTML · XLSX · CSV · PDF · MD. Free quarterly updates for 12 months. Informational only – verify all panel approval status and counterparty information independently before engaging any service provider.
Any Verified record with a dead direct line within 90 days — we replace it free, within 5 business days.
Quarterly refresh. Free re-download for 12 months from purchase.
14-day refund if the file is materially different from what was described, corrupted, or not delivered correctly.
Or get this in All-Access Bundle for $997 — save ~44% vs à la carte.See all bundles →