CRED iQ and TractIQ Integrate $50 Billion in Self Storage Data into AI Workflows

Jun 3, 2026
CRED iQ has expanded its partnership with TractIQ to integrate commercial mortgage-backed securities performance data for over 4,000 self storage facilities into TractIQ’s platform and AI Connector, enabling access through tools like ChatGPT and Claude.

CRED iQ has expanded its partnership with TractIQ to embed more than $50 billion of self storage commercial mortgage-backed securities performance data into TractIQ’s platform and AI Connector, announced in a press release.

The integration brings facility-level financial data for over 4,000 CMBS-financed self storage properties into TractIQ’s workflows. Users can access valuation and market data directly within TractIQ’s system, providing verified performance insights alongside occupancy, rate, and supply analytics.

Through the TractIQ AI Connector, analysts and asset managers can query CRED iQ’s data inside AI tools such as ChatGPT, Claude, and other MCP-compatible platforms. Responses can then populate Excel models and PowerPoint memos in existing workflows.

Institutional operators including MyPlace Self-Storage and Store Here already use TractIQ across underwriting and portfolio management processes. This collaboration marks CRED iQ’s first data reseller partnership and extends its reach into the self storage sector.

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