Property, market, demographic, regulatory, and geospatial data—connected by location and ready to explore.
INEGI census, SHF indices, municipal zoning, and property records. Each layer identifies its methodology and refresh date.
Hover or click a value to reveal the source organization, dataset, geography, period, refresh date, and methodology.
Each label is readable without relying on color alone. Missing or limited-coverage states are first-class product states, not fallbacks.
Data with a job
Pyrametrics organizes market, geography, demand, and supply data around the commercial questions each team needs to answer. Provenance and availability travel with every answer.
SHF indices, mortgage credit, asking-price observations, city yields, and listing aggregates.
State geometries, census tracts, nearby economic activity, points of interest, and jurisdiction-specific rules.
Household income, population, marginalisation, housing need, construction, and short-stay market metrics.
Set price, yield, leverage, and downside sensitivities against the available market record.
Asking evidence is never presented as a verified closing price.
Screen physical, regulatory, and local-demand conditions around a parcel or corridor.
A spatial screen supports diligence; it does not replace a live certificate or permit review.
Turn local market, amenity, supply, and participant data into a sourced client brief.
Coverage is stated by geography and source—not assumed from a national label.
Data appears in the product only when its source, version, and quality checks allow publication. Incomplete surfaces are identified as limited coverage or unavailable.
Every market shows how deep its data is, when it was refreshed, and which datasets are available. Yucatán and Mérida are the strongest regional example.
A single object: the project or opportunity. Every tool contributes evidence to that object, not a dashboard of scattered widgets.
Start from a national index, a state, or a specific parcel.
Overlay zoning, heritage, water, and environmental layers.
Compare asking prices, closings, and user-provided comps.
Run NOI, Cap Rate, leverage, and sensitivity scenarios.
Get a context-aware review of risks, unknowns, and next steps.
Export a sourced IC memo or shareable asset portal.
Each jurisdiction loads its own rules: PMOTDUM in Mérida, SEDUVI in CDMX, municipal regulation elsewhere. Selecting a parcel produces an inspectable entity, not a transient tooltip.
Acquisition price, closing costs, local taxes, renovation, rent, occupancy, operating expenses, and debt. Every assumption can be reviewed and traced.
Benchmarks are calculated from the available sample. Users can adjust assumptions and see sensitivity.
Illustrative scenario based on the colonia average. Not an investment recommendation.
Pyra is not a chat. It reads the colonia, the parcel, and the assumptions before answering. It returns a structured note: conclusion, evidence, risks, unknowns, and recommended diligence.
Request 3 recent closings in the same submarket and review the land-use certificate at the relevant municipality.
The report inherits live project evidence but preserves a versioned snapshot when exported or shared.
A versioned IC document with market, parcel, comparable, underwriting, risk, and Pyra sections. Ready for committee review.
A read-only link for clients, partners, or lenders. They see the map, evidence, and conclusions without editing rights.
Export parcel geometry, layers, and comparable tables as GeoJSON, CSV, or PDF. Geo-referenced and ready for GIS or CAD.
Each role has a distinct decision, workflow, and deliverable. Not four identical cards.
Market → comps → scenario model → memo
A defensible recommendation with sourced assumptions
Parcel → zoning envelope → constraints → feasibility
A site diligence pack with regulatory risk register
Market brief → comparable evidence → portal → share
A client-ready evidence deck in minutes
Open market data, maps, and area assessments in one platform built for Mexican real estate.