Track every property, every unit, in one place.
Masttro captures every real estate asset a family owns — single-unit or multi-unit, held directly or through an SPV — in a tailored digital vault with bulk import, expiration alerts, and integrated reporting.
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“Visually, from a user interface perspective, this is by far the easiest platform to add assets and to see our family mapping.”
Daniel Forman, Jefferson River Capital
Key features
Real Estate Asset Tracking
Real estate is often the largest, least-liquid, and most under-reported line on a family's balance sheet. Masttro fixes that. Capture and report on every property inside the Global Wealth Map — from a single residential unit to a multi-property development — and give every asset its own tailored digital vault, expiration alerts, and reporting suite. No spreadsheets. No PDF folders. No surprises at year-end.
Exhaustive catalog of Real Estate types — commercial, industrial, residential, land, mixed-use, compounds and industrial parks
Digital vaults tailored to each Real Estate type with asset-specific data entry
Bulk import capabilities to shorten the information upload process
Never miss an insurance policy expiration with built-in document alerts
Inventory Reports for careful management and upkeep of the portfolio
Comprehensive Fact Sheets for every individual property
Every property type, inside one wealth map
An exhaustive catalog of real estate, captured inside the multidimensional Global Wealth Map alongside the rest of the family's wealth. Single-unit and multi-unit properties sit beside financial accounts, alternatives, and collectibles — held directly or through the entities and SPVs that own them, all in one connected view.
- Single-unit: commercial, industrial, residential, land
- Multi-unit: buildings, compounds, industrial parks
- Held directly or through SPVs
- Mapped with the full wealth estate
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One asset, many units, one source of truth
Multi-unit assets aren't a single line item. The General Information tab captures location, description, ownership, and valuation methodology, while the Units section records each unit individually — residential, office, commercial, or parking — with its own name, type, area, and group. One asset, many units, one source of truth.
- Location and description capture
- Ownership and valuation methodology
- Property imagery and leasable area
- Each unit recorded on its own
Allocations, market value, and IRR at a glance
A one-page executive rollup of every holding, showing each security's share of real estate and of total assets, its market value, and the KPIs that matter — variation, P/L, and IRR. Four configurable charts break the portfolio down by the dimensions you care about, all set from the report settings panel.
- List of holdings, % of Real Estate and % of assets
- Market value and KPIs (variation, P/L, IRR)
- Security Type, Geographic Exposure, FX Exposure, Vintage
- Configurable from the report settings panel
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Every holding in one filterable index
A filterable index of the family's entire real estate book, summarizing every item in a single asset class. Each holding shows its thumbnail, name, type, total investment, market value, and location — filter to any subset and export it for audits, insurance reviews, or family meetings.
- Thumbnail image and name
- Type, total investment and market value
- Reporting currency and address
- Filter by any Real Estate subset
The complete ledger for a single asset
Every fact about one property in one place. The Fact Sheet brings together general information, insurance detail, valuation history, and IRR alongside the full expense and income ledger since acquisition — a comprehensive, single-asset record ready to share.
- General information, multiples and address
- Insurance policy detail and expiration alerts
- Investment summary and IRR (since inception, annualised)
- Full expense and income ledger
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Public markets, private markets, and everything the family owns beyond them.
The Family Office Upgrade Playbook
Whether you're building your tech stack for the first time or replacing a system that no longer scales, this playbook gives you a clear operating framework grounded in how modern family offices run.
Signs you've outgrown Excel
How to evaluate platforms without a 6-month RFP
Tech stack examples from family offices
What to ask before committing to a platform
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700+ custodial connections for a complete view of wealth, with no blind spots.
Automated data and document ingestion that eliminates manual collection and reconciliation.
Built for complexity, with one secure system for assets, entities, and reporting.
Fixed pricing, not AUM-based, so growth does not trigger higher platform costs or hidden fees.
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