Real Pro-Jections, Inc. is a team of experienced real estate and computer professionals who design and market financial analysis software solutions for the real estate industry. Since 1987, we have provided investors, developers, lenders, and appraisers with specialized packages for financial feasibility analysis.
We work closely with users, listening and responding to the specific needs of those who shape the industry. That’s why no residential analysis software is as accurate and flexible as our systems. Our products are in use throughout the U.S., Canada, Europe, Asia and Australia by firms of all sizes, from the single practitioner to large institutions, including insurance companies, mortgage bankers, property managers, asset managers, investment funds, pension funds and their advisors, portfolio managers, brokerage firms, and regulatory agencies. Our customers attest to the unique combination of simplicity and computing power inherent in our software.

WinStack for Color-Coded Stacking Plans

In addition to the Tract-PIE suite of systems , we have designed WinStack for commercial property management. Many asset managers today use WinStack Stacking Plans in reports on commercial office leasing activity. That’s because these impressive, easy-to-read charts are perfect for presentations, color-coded so that anyone can readily see what’s happening in a building.

Winstack allows commercial brokers, property managers, institutional investors, and asset managers to use data from different lease-by-lease analysis systems, property management software, and even spreadsheets in a new and constructive way. WinStack automatically imports data from these systems and displays concise information on tenant activity in a colorful format. At a glance, you can see items such as lease expirations, rents and tenant expenses, first rights of refusal on additional space, vacancies, and more. Tables and spreadsheets don't come close to the perspective that this remarkable chart provides. Put more impact in your reports with WinStack. A picture is worth a thousand words!