TestFit’s interactive, AI-powered real estate feasibility software consolidates data from multiple phases of construction preplanning, to arrive at groundbreaking weeks ahead of what traditional methods allow.
Source: Inman News
TestFit receives $20M to enhance construction feasibility solution
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