VTS, a technology platform that unifies owners, operators, brokers, and their customers across the real estate ecosystem, reported record growth in 2025. This growth was largely driven by the launch and adoption of VTS AI, which has emerged as a prominent AI-powered technology platform within the real estate industry.
VTS AI, powered by advanced data and technology, aims to redefine work capabilities in real estate through automated workflows and personalized insights. This enables teams to concentrate on impactful tasks. Since its introduction, VTS AI has expanded the VTS platform’s footprint to over 13 billion square feet globally, serving more than 1.2 million total users, including over 45,000 real estate professionals across 42 countries. The year 2025 was marked by significant scale, with VTS AI serving as a catalyst for growth due to high adoption rates among industry customers. Leveraging extensive analytics, VTS AI is supported by a primary source of market data and insights, frequently referenced in publications such as CNBC, Bloomberg, The Wall Street Journal, and Forbes, which aids customers in making informed decisions regarding operations, investments, and budgeting.
Nick Romito, CEO of VTS, stated, “Over the past year, VTS has been committed to driving the most value for the industry across a number of areas, including deploying our new artificial intelligence technology, VTS AI, at scale to customers which addresses pain-points in their workflows and ultimately provides them with meaningful time savings to focus on the aspects of their jobs which yield the highest ROI.” Romito added that VTS AI is initiating a new era of operational excellence for the industry by enabling real estate organizations to operate more intelligently, rapidly, and strategically.
Leading landlords have reported substantial returns on investment since implementing VTS AI features. Proposal AI has provided users with 93% time savings, amounting to over 25,000 hours of manual work annually, while Work Order AI has reduced time by 80%. Unlike independent AI tools that may require new workflows and extensive training, VTS AI integrates into existing daily operations, offering immediate value and establishing a data foundation for future AI applications.
Concurrently, VTS expanded its resident experience technology solution, VTS Activate Multifamily, adding an average of 20,000 residential units to the platform each month in the past year. Currently, VTS Activate Multifamily manages over 600,000 units, positioning it as a significant resident experience platform globally.
Ryan Masiello, Chief Strategy Officer at VTS, commented, “2025 was a pivotal inflection point for real estate and VTS grew and invested rapidly to meet the needs of the industry. By laser-focusing on scaling technology for both commercial landlords and the multifamily industry, VTS has now proven our commitment to providing the industry with leading technology solutions.” Masiello also remarked that VTS AI represents a transformative advancement, redefining what the real estate industry can achieve by enabling owners and operators to make real-time, data-driven decisions, automate tasks that previously required entire teams, and uncover insights that fundamentally alter how space is marketed, leased, and managed.
VTS provides a technology platform that connects owners, operators, brokers, and their customers across commercial and residential real estate. Established in 2013, VTS initially focused on commercial real estate leasing operations with VTS Lease. Today, the VTS Platform functions as a comprehensive insights and collaboration engine, supporting strategic decision-making for real estate professionals worldwide. The VTS Platform comprises VTS Lease, VTS Market, VTS Activate, and VTS Data, offering real-time market information and workflow tools. VTS manages over 60% of Class A office space in the U.
S. and 13 billion square feet of various property types globally. It is used by over 45,000 professionals and 1.2 million total users, including firms like Blackstone, Brookfield Properties, LaSalle Investment Management, Hines, BXP, Oxford Properties, JLL, and CBRE.
