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🏡 Halve your development time
The Operating System for Real Estate Development
Transforming your development process from a fragmented chain into an integrated digital workflow.
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Choose from thousands, not a handful
Generate and compare thousands of building variants automatically, against your own constraints and standards. Six weeks of manual iteration becomes a morning of scenario comparison.

Avoid rework, get it right the first time
Design, finance, and construction work from the same data, in the same environment. No manual transfers, no version conflicts, no context lost when a project moves from one phase to the next.

Find live options that match your availability
Real-time feasibility feedback highlights financial, spatial, and regulatory impacts before designs are locked. Investment committees decide on live data, not static spreadsheets.

Take control over each decision
Integrated building physics and automated calculations remove the need to outsource basic feasibility questions. Less waiting on external advisors, less external spend, more control over the timeline.

Ensure consistent, high-quality results
Standardise your best floor plans, construction details, and design rules across every project. The output of your organisation stops depending on which team picked up the brief.

Preserve your organisation's knowledge
Every project generates knowledge organisations often lose. OMRT / hub captures project standards, exceptions, and lessons for future teams.
The system sharpens with every deal.
“The ability to unlock new development potential across our full portfolio is exactly what we need to keep driving innovation
at Wesgroup.”

Graham Brewster

“Seeing the site take shape in 3D changed the nature of the tender. What is normally a static request became a dynamic process with collaboration at its core.”
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Christian de Zeeuw
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“OMRT gave us early insight in the design process into the optimal layout for this project. This saves time, reduces costs, and supports better decision-making.”
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Tom Petiet
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