Dexus partnered with Inspace to engage potential investors and tenants and allow virtual inspections of Rialto – one of Melbourne’s most prestigious office assets.
16 digital twins
created for Dexus commercial assets
The Stack software has supported leasing outcomes
Enabled virtual tours to potential tenants
“Inspace Stack allows us to really get into a space and imagine where columns are, where light is and where customers will be with their people and bring all of that to life so a customer can really imagine what it would be like to thrive in that space.”
Raechelle Inman,
Chief Marketing Officer, Dexus
Background
After being connected through Taronga Ventures’ RealTechX innovation program, Dexus and Inspace embarked on a journey together that would see 16 digital twins of their assets developed. Dexus partnered with Inspace to engage potential investors and tenants and allow virtual inspections of Rialto – one of Melbourne’s most prestigious office assets. They quickly saw value in the software platform and continued to utilise it as the commercial property industry was impacted by COVID.
Solution implemented
Dexus partnered with Inspace to develop 16 digital twins of their assets to support sales and leasing outcomes across their national office portfolio. To strengthen brand consistency, Inspace worked with Dexus to apply specific asset branding to selected Stack’s including Rialto. The integrated platform also houses CGI’s and virtual tours built by Inspace and provides Dexus with real-time vacancy data and reporting.
Outcome delivered
Dexus understood the beneficial role that Inspace software plays throughout the leasing process. It enables leasing agents to give virtual tours to national and international tenants, provide real-time vacancy data and house important building information. Since May 2021, Dexus have built 16 digital twins of their commercial property assets with Inspace to support leasing campaigns and drive down vacancy rates.
About Inspace
Inspace provides a digital twin visualisation platform enabling the commercial real estate industry to sell and lease their spaces more quickly and powerfully. On a monthly basis, Inspace enables over $1 billion in transactions for the world’s leading landlords and developers. With offices across Asia-Pacific and the US, Inspace is regularly featured in the press and was listed as a Forbes ‘100 to watch’ company in 2021. For more information, visit https://www.inspacestack.com/.
Source: Inspace 2023
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