CRE’s most trusted property management software platform
See how Building Engines, a JLL company, improves performance for the world’s most successful commercial real estate portfolios.
The hidden ROI of efficient property management
Unlock profitability through streamlined operations, tenant experience, sustainability, and more.
Managing 4 billion square feet across 52,000+ buildings and 1,000+ customers
Prism by Building Engines powers commercial property management & operations
Increase efficiency across your portfolio
Simply put, Building Engines helps property teams do more – faster.
From work orders and maintenance to risk and vendor management, our Prism property management software streamlines all your most critical operations.
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Reduce operating costs by 20%
Building Engines helps maximize the value of your properties and your teams!
When productivity goes up, building health and maintenance improves. This dramatically extends the usable life of key equipment – keeping repair and replacement costs low.
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Raise the bar for tenant satisfaction
Happy occupants are more likely to return to your buildings – and stay there for the long haul.
Prism by Building Engines provides innovative solutions and integrations that are built to deliver the best tenant experiences. Clients regularly report tenant satisfaction scores of 95 or higher!
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Capture more revenue opportunities
What if you could easily increase billable services revenue by 10% across your portfolio?
From work orders to amenity reservations, Building Engines auto-captures billable events that may otherwise be miscalculated or slip through the cracks.
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“Prism has helped us reduce our operating expenses by allowing us to use one system for items that we previously had multiple.”
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Optimize property management to provide the best experiences
Our property management software is designed to address all aspects of building operations one easy-to-use interface.
