Coverage
Public companies only
For brokers, asset managers, and lenders
Public companies already disclose lease schedules in their 10-Ks — by year, square footage, and rent. LeasePriority turns that messy EDGAR text into a weekly radar and a searchable dashboard, so you can prospect 12–36 months out instead of hunting filings by hand.
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Monthly highlights: 5–10 notable expirations. No card required.
Browse the live dashboard →Coverage
Public companies only
Source
SEC 10-K lease schedules
Use it for
Prospecting 12–36 months out
Delivery
Radar + dashboard
01 — The gap
REITs and large tenants already publish detailed lease expiration tables in annual filings. Square footage, rent, and year-by-year roll-off — sitting in EDGAR, free.
What’s missing is the product: a structured, searchable view of that roll-off, plus a briefing that tells you what changed this week. CoStar and CompStak own broader comps, at enterprise prices. They are not built around this slice.
LeasePriority stays in its lane: public-company lease intelligence you can filter, export, and act on before a listing ever appears.
02 — Who it’s for
Brokers
Build outreach lists from expirations in your market — office, retail, or industrial — instead of another recycled cold list.
Owners
See public-tenant roll-off coming toward your buildings, and flag turnover risk while you still have options.
Capital
Underwrite lease expiration cliffs from the same filings the company already disclosed — structured, not buried in a PDF.
03 — The product
Free · monthly
Intelligence, not a data dump. A short briefing you can actually read between tours.
Pro · $79 / month
The live product at leasepriority.com: timelines, priority ranking, and company context.
Inside an issue
Most of the digest can be assembled from the scraper. Light analysis sits on top so it reads like a desk briefing, not a spreadsheet forwarded as an email.
LeasePriority Radar · Sample contents
Largest by rent or square footage in the current window.
Where space is rolling — type and region, not a national blur.
One company or cluster, and why a broker or investor should care.
What hit EDGAR and got parsed since the last issue.
How to work the 18–24 month list without sounding like a cold caller.
04 — Method
Step 01
Public companies disclose lease expirations in 10-Ks. We pull those schedules from EDGAR — the same source anyone can open, structured at scale.
Step 02
Year, square footage, rent, company, and property type land in a dashboard with timelines, priority ranking, and earliest expiration dates.
Step 03
Free readers get the radar. Pro unlocks full search, alerts, and CSV lists. Team plugs the same data into Claude, ChatGPT, and other MCP clients.
05 — Live
Thousands of leases with timelines, priority rankings, and company enrichment. Free viewers see the public highlights. Pro opens the rest.
Open the live dashboard06 — Position
| LeasePriority | EDGAR, by hand | Broad CRE platforms | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Focus | Public-company lease expirations | Whatever you have time to read | Comps, listings, and everything else |
| Price | Free radar, Pro at $79/mo | Free, expensive in hours | Often hundreds per month, or enterprise |
| Export | CSV / Excel prospecting lists | Copy-paste into a sheet | Varies; not built as a 10-K radar |
| Freshness | After new filings post | Whenever you remember to look | Broad market cadence, not 10-K-first |
| Chat with the data | Team: MCP server for Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor | Paste into a prompt yourself | Not a 10-K expiration MCP |
07 — Access
Radar
$0 /mo
The monthly briefing, plus a limited look at the live dashboard.
Pro
$79 /mo
$790 / year if you pay annually. One sourced deal covers this for years.
Team
$199 /mo
From $199–$499+. Chat with the lease book in the AI you already use.
08 — Fine print
No. This is public-company lease intelligence — REITs, large tenants, and landlords who disclose schedules in SEC filings. That limitation is the product: high-value names, transparent source, cheaper to deliver than a full comps platform.
It is extracted from filings, not re-keyed from a lease. Treat it as a starting point and verify against the source 10-K before you underwrite or outreach. Parsing improves continuously; the filing is always the system of record.
Those products are broader and priced that way. LeasePriority does not try to win on listings or comps coverage. It wins on a focused 10-K expiration slice, faster post-filing updates, exportable lists, and a price a producing broker can expense without a committee.
10-Ks are annual, with some quarterly supplements. The value is the multi-year forward view plus freshness right after a filing drops — not a daily occupancy census.
Yes — on Team. You get a remote MCP server, so you can connect LeasePriority once and query expirations, markets, and prospecting lists inside Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, or any other MCP client. Pro still exports CSV if you want to work in a spreadsheet.
No. Public SEC filings are freely usable. We attribute the source. Use the data as commercial intelligence, then do your own work.
Free list → monthly teaser → limited dashboard → Pro
Join the radar. Open the dashboard when you want the full list, the filters, and the export.
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No credit card. Public filings, structured.