See Who Owns or Leases Every Commercial Building in America With TenantRosters.com

BOSTON - Jan. 16, 2015 - PRLog -- Discover the tenants, either owners or lessees, of any building in America through the unique website, TenantRosters.com. With over 15 million listings, TenantRosters.com spans over 10,000 cities across the United States, revealing contact names, Standard Industrial Classification (SIC) codes, phone and fax numbers, e-mail addresses and websites, estimated revenue and the number of employees.

<a href="http://tenantrosters.com">Tenant Rosters</a> such as those found on TenantRosters.com are a major assistance to commercial real estate and direct marketing experts in who can use the information for targeting qualified prospects with pinpoint accuracy. Also, cold-call sales personnel can review names and details of tenants prior to initiating in-person discussions and always be prepared for their visits.

The information available at TenantRosters.com breaks new ground, because never before has one been able to investigate specific buildings in a desired city to perform a reverse search of the building’s owner or lessee. Prior searches involved on-the-spot research to discover the name of the business in the building, followed by a search of the cities Yellow Pages. However, through TenantRosters.com, you simply click on buildings in an interactive map to discover this information.

Probably the best aspect about TenantRosters.com is that the website saves marketing researchers a ton of money. The going rate for selling this kind of data runs from 10 cents a listing to $12,000 per one million listings. Now, TenantRosters.com users are offered a 10-day $1 trial to look inside and search unlimited records.

Gregory Berry, who created TenantRosters.com, said his website’s goal is to offer a more efficient approach to gathering a sales prospect list. As an entrepreneur involved with seeking tenant lists in two different instances, Berry ran into roadblocks.

“It all started as a way to market our product to fellow tenants in 1 Boston Place, a high rise office building in Downtown Boston where we leased office space” said Berry. “Once I learned that this tenant roster was unavailable, after several calls, I knew this information was valuable.”

The information presented is all within the public domain. After mining all possible data and gathering up-to-date tenant rosters of every commercial space in America, Berry announces that the days of blind prospecting are over.

“Until now, this information has been shared only among top executives in commercial real estate and management firms,” explains Berry. “This is the ‘Holy Grail’ of direct marketing, especially within the commercial real estate industry.”

TenantRosters.com users subscribe to a monthly service, allowing customers to download tenant rosters per building into a Microsoft Excel spreadsheet (.xls) format, which can then be imported into sales and marketing software and used as a user generated targeted prospect list.

With TenantRosters.com, you know exactly who is in which building, the company’s name, the name of the owner or manager, and important data related to that entity. TenantRosters.com equals efficient sales prospecting, and it’s the future for creating fast and accurate sales and marketing campaigns.