Prado Group completes first quarterly reporting cycle on Leni's real estate AI platform

Nov 12, 2026
The San Francisco property investor pulled portfolio data from Yardi, SharePoint and outside property managers into Leni for its asset management reports.

San Francisco real estate investor and developer Prado Group has completed its first quarterly reporting cycle using Leni, an AI platform for real estate asset management, according to a press release.

Leni brought together Prado's portfolio data from its Yardi system, SharePoint and the systems of its third-party property managers, so the asset management team could produce its quarterly reports in one place. The aim is to cut the time spent gathering data and leave more for analysis and decisions about property performance.

"Our team spends less time now gathering data and more time using it to make decisions," said Colin Shinners, head of asset management at Prado Group. He said the rollout is still early and the firm plans to look at using Leni for lease data and underwriting support next. The release does not give portfolio size or contract terms.

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