Microsoft Excel integrations at a glance
4 tools in the directory list a Microsoft Excel integration, spread across 3 categories: Investment & Valuation (2), Data & Analytics (1), Property Management (1). None publish a free trial, and 3 are quote-priced.
| Tool | Category | Pricing | Free trial | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| CoStar | Data & Analytics | Contact for pricing | Commercial Real Estate Brokers, Investors | |
| Dealpath | Investment & Valuation | Contact for pricing | Real Estate Investment Managers, Acquisitions Teams | |
| Real Data | Investment & Valuation | Contact for pricing (One-time purchase) | No | |
| Yardi | Property Management | $1/unit/month (Quote-based) | No |
All 4 tools that integrate with Microsoft Excel
CoStar
The leading commercial real estate information, analytics, and online marketplace platform.
✦ Property Database✦ Sales Comparables✦ Lease Comparables
Data & AnalyticsListing Services
Dealpath
AI-powered deal management platform for commercial real estate investment teams.
✦ Deal Pipeline✦ Market Tracking✦ Dealpath Connect
Investment & Valuation
Real Data
Excel-based real estate investment analysis software. RealData stopped selling it in April 2026 and now offers investing eCourses.
✦ Multifamily Analysis✦ Income Property Analysis✦ Commercial Development
Investment & Valuation
Yardi
The global leader in AI-enabled property management and real estate investment software.
✦ Property Management✦ Leasing✦ Accounting & Finance
Property ManagementAccounting & Finance
Microsoft Excel integration FAQ
Which CRE software integrates with Microsoft Excel?
4 tools in the directory list a Microsoft Excel integration, including CoStar, Dealpath, Real Data and Yardi.
Which tools with a Microsoft Excel integration offer a free trial or free plan?
None of the 4 tools publish a free trial or free plan. Expect to request a demo or a quote.
What kinds of CRE software connect to Microsoft Excel?
By primary category: Investment & Valuation (2), Data & Analytics (1), Property Management (1).
Does "integrates with Microsoft Excel" mean a two-way sync?
Not necessarily. Vendors use the phrase for anything from a certified two-way sync to a scheduled file import. Ask each vendor which records sync, in which direction, how often, and whether the connector costs extra.