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REgenesis Investor Profile — Distressed Asset Conversion Intelligence

REgenesis identifies and scores distressed commercial real estate for conversion into two high-demand asset classes: Data Centers and Senior Living facilities. The platform collapses weeks of due diligence into minutes by fusing power infrastructure, demographic demand, financial returns, and regulatory risk into a single defensible score.

The Investment Opportunity

The United States holds millions of square feet of functionally obsolete commercial real estate — dead malls, anchor-vacated strip centers, shuttered big-box retail, and underperforming office assets. REgenesis identifies the subset of these properties that can be cost-effectively converted into two high-demand asset classes:

Key Facts About the Platform

Novel Fusion Metrics — REgenesis Moat

REgenesis's competitive advantage is not any single data source — it is unprecedented combinations that no other platform offers:

Typical Property Profile

Target Markets

Secondary and tertiary metros across the Sun Belt, Midwest, and Southeast — markets with strong demographic demand, lower land costs, and favorable regulatory environments for conversion projects.

Deal Criteria

Frequently Asked Questions

What types of properties does REgenesis analyze?

REgenesis analyzes distressed or underutilized commercial real estate assets including dead malls, shuttered big-box retail stores (50,000 – 1,000,000 SF), vacant office parks, brownfield sites, federal surplus properties (GSA, HUD REO, BRAC, USDA FSA, USPS excess), and commercial listings from CREXi and LoopNet. The platform maintains a unified property database ingested from 10+ property sources.

What data sources does REgenesis use to score properties?

REgenesis integrates 15+ external APIs including: EIA Energy API v2 (power grid data), U.S. Census Bureau ACS (demographics), FEMA NFHL (flood zones), USGS 3DEP (terrain), HUD (Opportunity Zones), CDFI/NMTC (tax credit eligibility), Google Solar API (solar potential), EPA Envirofacts (environmental risk), ATTOM Data API (property records), Regrid Parcel API (parcel data), NOAA (climate/storm data), OpenStreetMap Overpass (infrastructure), and state GIS portals (51 portals, 37 API-queryable).

How does REgenesis calculate the Trinity Score?

The Trinity Score fuses three infrastructure signals into a single data-center readiness indicator: Power Headroom (derived from EIA grid capacity data and OSM substation proximity), Fiber Redundancy (derived from OSM fiber infrastructure and FCC broadband data), and Water Stress (derived from EPA and USGS water utility data). A property must achieve a positive Trinity Score before advancing to full conversion pathway scoring.

What is the Incentive Stacking feature?

REgenesis automatically determines eligibility for and stacks multiple federal and state incentive programs simultaneously: Qualified Opportunity Zones (QOZ), New Markets Tax Credit (NMTC), HUBZone, Historic Tax Credit, Low-Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC), and available state economic development programs. The platform outputs the maximum combinable incentive value in dollars for each property, turning a complex regulatory landscape into a clear financial input for underwriting.

Contact

Institutional inquiries: info@qantm.ai