CRED iQ Enhances FUSION Platform Through Integration of Large-Scale Private CRE Loan Data

PHILADELPHIA and MIAMI, Jan. 11, 2026 — CRED iQ, a fast-growing data and analytics platform specializing in Commercial Real Estate (CRE) finance, today revealed a significant expansion of its FUSION platform following the successful ingestion and normalization of a vast portfolio of private CRE loan data. This achievement bolsters the platform’s infrastructure for advanced analytics, portfolio monitoring, risk management, and AI-powered insights.

Historically, private CRE loan data has been fragmented and challenging to analyze on a large scale. By integrating this data directly into its core systems, CRED iQ allows clients to assess both private and public CRE debt in a single, unified space—removing data silos and enhancing transparency across portfolios.

“This represents a significant advancement for CRE data and analytics,” stated Michael Haas, Founder and CEO of CRED iQ. “Private loan data has historically lacked standardization. Incorporating it into CRED iQ’s normalized platform lets our clients develop more robust risk models, obtain deeper portfolio insights, and access powerful new AI features across the CRE debt market.”

CRED iQ’s FUSION platform combines proprietary private loan data with the company’s extensive foundational dataset, which includes 100% of the U.S. securitized and agency CRE markets, along with private mortgages and county assessor data covering over 150 million properties across the country. The outcome is a single, user-friendly experience for analyzing performance, exposure, and valuation across both public and private markets.

“For years, CRE professionals have depended on a fragmented set of data providers and disjointed workflows,” Haas continued. “FUSION consolidates these vital datasets, saving clients time while adding new layers of insight to their decision-making processes.”

“Our clients are lowering the cost and complexity of data aggregation while greatly improving their risk and valuation frameworks,” noted Chris Aronson, Chief Commercial Officer of CRED iQ.

This platform expansion also supports CRED iQ’s evolving AI roadmap, enabling more advanced forecasting, anomaly detection, and portfolio-wide insights. In line with these progressions, CRED iQ anticipates earning SOC 2 certification later this quarter, underscoring the company’s dedication to enterprise-level security and data governance.

CRED iQ is celebrating this milestone at the CREFC Annual Meeting, together with clients and partners using the FUSION platform to navigate a changing CRE market.

About CRED iQ
CRED iQ offers commercial real estate data, analytics, and technology solutions that provide a unified perspective on CRE debt markets for lenders, investors, and asset managers.

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