Anchor Point: Commercial real estate matching network
A local intelligence network that matches businesses looking for space with commercial properties in El Paso.
Visit live project (anchor-point-nu.vercel.app, opens in a new tab)
- Client
- Anchor Point Commercial Group
- Industry
- Commercial real estate
- Platforms
- Public website, Team dashboard
- What SOLOGEN did
- Product and interface design
- Web platform engineering
- AI matching
Why it matters
Commercial leasing runs on who knows whom. Anchor Point puts live tenant requirements in the open, so an owner can see demand before listing anything.
Anchor Point Commercial Group works in El Paso, Texas. Its site is less a brochure than a working instrument: the first thing it shows is what tenants in its network are looking for right now.
A secure dashboard sits behind sign-in for the team.
The challenge
A tenant's requirement, with its size, submarket, drive-through and timeline, and an owner's available property rarely meet in the same place. They get matched from memory and by cold calling, and tenants need to stay confidential while they look.
What we built
A public site with a live feed of active requirements, each anonymised and described by use, submarket, size, deal type and timeline. Two short forms, one for people looking for space and one for people who have it. AI compares each submission against the properties and tenants already in the network, and the team makes the introduction.
- AI matching
- Live requirements feed
- Intake flows
- Team dashboard
- Secure sign-in
Requirement, match, connection
Submit your requirements
A short form: what you are looking for, or what you have available.
AI matches your criteria
Each submission is compared against every property and active tenant in the network.
We connect you
When there is a match the team reaches out. Nobody cold calls a listing.
The product
What makes it interesting
Demand is the homepage.
Most property sites list buildings. This one lists what tenants want: a fast casual restaurant needing 2,000 square feet and a drive-through in East El Paso; a gym looking for 15,000 in Horizon City. Owners respond to demand they can actually see.
What is in it
Live intelligence feed
Active requirements shown with submarket, size, deal type and timeline. Tenant identities stay confidential.
My property may match
Every requirement carries a direct way for an owner to respond to it.
Two ways in
Looking for space, or have space available: each with its own short flow.
AI-powered site matching
Requirements and properties compared automatically across the network.
Submarket awareness
Requirements organised by El Paso submarket, from the Westside to Horizon City.
Secure dashboard
Sign-in, account verification and password recovery for the team.
What you can check
- Live product
- anchor-point-nu.vercel.app
- Requirements in the public feed
- Eight when captured
- Routes into the network
- Two: seeking space, offering space
Technology that is publicly visible
- Next.js
- Vercel
We list what anyone can verify. Results belong to our clients, so we do not publish numbers here that they have not published themselves.
See it live at anchor-point-nu.vercel.app (opens in a new tab)
How it looks, and why
Night-sky navy, a faint engineering grid, condensed capitals and a signal blue. It reads like a trading terminal for space.
Built with
- Web DevelopmentWeb applications, SaaS platforms and the systems behind them, engineered to stay fast and easy to extend.
- AI & Machine LearningCopilots, intelligent workflows, document intelligence and prediction, built into real products and measured before they are trusted.
- UI/UX & Product DesignResearch, flows, prototypes, interfaces and design systems, shaped alongside the engineers who build them.
- Real Estate softwareProperty, searchable and transactable.
