LibertySpace, a provider of flexible offices, workshops, industrial and self-storage spaces, has chosen Yardi® Kube space management and Yardi Kube access control to manage six locations within its growing portfolio.

Yardi® Kube space management will help LibertySpace streamline operations, provide real-time availability for members and foster community connection. Yardi Kube access control will enable 24/7 access to offices and meetings room, offering its members more flexibility and security.

Providing better experience

"We wanted a solution that would improve internal processes but also helped build our brand," said Jerry Alexander, Managing Director at LibertySpace. "Yardi's connected platform provides the tools to manage our portfolio and allows for growth. We can use a white label app and connect with our members in real-time, providing better communication and an enhanced experience."

"We're delighted to continue working with LibertySpace as they adopt Yardi Kube space management and Yardi Kube access control," said Justin Harley, Regional Director at Yardi®. "We are always looking at ways to develop our platform and provide a better experience for our clients and their members."

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