Olivia Ramos
Olivia is a graduate of Singularity University and the DARPA Innovation House. She holds a master’s degree in architecture from Columbia University and a second master’s in real estate development from the University of Miami.
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Developer Case Study: Mixed-Use in Medellin, Colombia
Using Deepblocks Developer, we can go worldwide and generate a new construction project analysis. Today we look at Medellin, Colombia. As an architecture student, I …
Deepblocks Developer is unique in its tailored assumptions and logic for each real estate development use.
Deepblocks Developer recognizes the unique characteristics of each development use type and incorporates a distinct set of assumptions to accommodate for this diversity. One of …
The lightest and most comprehensive real estate development software.
Deepblocks Developer includes a comprehensive 3D modeler, advanced financial analysis capabilities, and the ability to export data in both PDF and CSV formats. Let us …
A sophisticated software solution for comprehensive real estate development analysis.
The Deepblocks Developer offers a cost-effective solution with an array of essential real estate development tools in a single platform. During my graduate studies in …
UL Interview: A Deep Dive on Deepblocks, Bringing Demographic Data to Pro Forma Modeling
In search of the best tools on the market to optimize pro forma modeling and feasibility studies, Tim Moore, a manager at ULI Boston/New England …
Introducing Deepblocks Developer, a lighter feasibility software.
Deepblocks Developer combines all the functionalities needed to do a back-of-the-envelope calculation for development and acquisition. Excited to introduce a new product, Deepblocks Developer, a …
Hundreds of commercial development sites with buildable areas between 50,000 and 500,000 SF in Fort Worth’s tract 1237.
With the second fastest economic growth, Fort Worth’s tract has plenty of room for new development. Downtown Fort Worth has loads of development capacity. We …
Three hundred sixty-one homes near downtown Fort Worth are nearly 100 years old.
Fort Worth tract 1038.00, near downtown, has 797 homes built between 1900 and 1960s. There are numerous old houses with tons of character, great structures, …
Median income from 2013 to 2020 in downtown Fort Worth.
Some of Fort Worth’s downtown tracts’ median income has doubled in seven years. Fort Worth’s downtown tracts 1237.00 and 1038.00 are in the top five …
Top five tracts with the highest economic growth trends in Fort Worth, Texas.
These five tracts in Fort Worth, Texas, have the highest growth trends in median income, median rent, and employment per population. We’ve combined the trends …