TreppMCP
Bring Trepp's trusted CRE, CMBS, CRE CLO, and Lending data, analytics, and market intelligence directly into your AI workflows.
Add to Claude (opens in new tab)Trepp brings four decades of trusted commercial real estate and structured finance intelligence to your AI.
The Trepp MCP connector is a single gateway to Trepp's data, knowledge, and analytics — the same intelligence relied on by lenders, investors, servicers, rating agencies, and regulators. Rather than approximating, your AI responds with sourced, institutional-grade facts and reasoning grounded in datasets Trepp independently sources and maintains.
Data. Authoritative coverage across commercial properties, loans, CMBS deals, and bonds. Resolve a property by address, screen populations by geography, property type, performance, vintage, or deal structure, and drill into financials, occupancy, leases, loan terms, servicing and watchlist status, collateral exposure, and bond-level detail.
Knowledge. Trepp's research, market commentary, and methodology — the context behind the numbers — so your AI can interpret data the way the market does and point back to Trepp's published perspective.
Analytics. Benchmarking, comparables, market aggregates, risk and performance measures, and cash flow analysis — exposed as callable capabilities your agent can compose into real analytical workflows, not static reports.
Built to grow. Every tool shares a consistent schema and common identifiers that link property, loan, and securitization data together, so multi-step workflows compose naturally and results reconcile across domains. Trepp is continuously extending the connector across all three layers, and new tools plug into the same framework — the workflows you build today carry forward as coverage deepens.
Tools
- get_bonds
- get_comparables
- get_deal
- get_entity
- get_financials
- get_leases
- get_loans
- get_proforma
- get_property
- get_usage_summary
- search_bonds
- search_properties_loans
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