The company
Better data for commercial property valuation
Founded in 2023, Finvise is reshaping UK commercial property appraisal. We built the evidence-gathering infrastructure lenders and surveyors need, assembled at machine speed rather than over weeks.
Why Finvise exists
Commercial mortgage applications often sit for two to three weeks as lenders await a surveyor's report. Credit teams may have a borrower, deal, and address, yet cannot decide until a surveyor arrives with a clipboard and tape measure. The visit takes hours; related administration can take weeks.
Much of the underlying information was already public: HM Land Registry records, BCIS cost benchmarks, planning data, flood registers, comparable transaction feeds, and yield indices. Skilled valuers can bring it together. The constraint was assembly time, not access to information.
Finvise brings those inputs together at machine speed. We organised the evidence a Red Book valuer gathers, trained models to assess it as a RICS professional would, and shaped the output around the needs of credit underwriters and chartered surveyors.
The result is a desktop appraisal delivered the same morning a loan application arrives, not three weeks later. It does not replace professional judgement. It removes the wait before it.
The team
We are a small team with deep expertise in property data, lending infrastructure, and applied machine learning.
Onur Demirci
Chief Executive Officer
Onur previously led product at a commercial real estate analytics company and built data infrastructure for a major UK lender. His experience spans property valuation, credit risk, and fintech.
Marcus Webb
Chief Technology Officer
Marcus has built data pipelines for property intelligence platforms throughout his career. Before Finvise, he led engineering teams at two geospatial startups focused on UK infrastructure and land use.
Sienna Frost
Head of Valuation
Sienna is a chartered surveyor with experience in commercial valuation practice. She designed Finvise's evidence framework and output structure to align with Red Book requirements and lender audit standards.
What guides us
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Transparency over precision
When comparable data is insufficient, we say so. A clear uncertainty flag helps a lender more than a confident number that cannot withstand scrutiny. We do not hide limited evidence behind a headline figure.
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For professional use
Our output is made for chartered surveyors and credit underwriters. Reports follow the five-factor structure required by a Red Book instruction, fitting existing professional workflows rather than sitting beside them.
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Evidence over black boxes
Each figure in a Finvise report carries a source citation, including comparable transactions, cost benchmarks, yield data, and risk-flag origins. Compliance teams can trace every number to its source, as audit requires.
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No false substitution
Finvise sits upstream of professional valuation, not in place of it. We do not claim our output meets regulated lending requirements calling for a RICS Red Book report. We reduce the delay and cost before that report.
Partner with us or test Finvise
Our early-access programme is growing, and we welcome discussions with lenders, surveying practices, and data partners.