CondoGrid vs Spark.re

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Module by module, sourced from Spark.re's own public product pages — not marketing claims.

Based on Spark.re's public feature pages as of July 2026. A dash means the feature isn't publicly documented by Spark.re — not that it's confirmed absent. We update this page as they publish new features.
Module by module

CondoGrid vs Spark.re

All 12 modules of CondoGrid Infrastructure, compared directly against Spark.re.

Module CondoGrid Spark.re
Pre-Construction CRM
Inventory Management
Broker Portal
Sales Gallery Check-In
Lead Management
Transaction Management
Reporting & Dashboards
Document Management
Portfolio Reporting
Task Management
Communities
Event Manager
AI Intelligence● Launching soon

Source: Spark.re's public product pages, July 2026.

12/5
CondoGrid covers all 12 modules publicly documented as part of pre-construction sales infrastructure. Spark.re publicly documents 5 of them.
Beyond the feature list

Built for 2026, Not 1998

Feature parity doesn't matter if your team avoids opening the software. Most precon sales tools were designed a decade ago and still look it — CondoGrid was built for how your team actually works today.

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Illustrative — not a depiction of Spark.re's actual interface.

Common questions

Switching from Spark.re?

Does CondoGrid replace Spark.re?
Based on Spark.re's public product pages, they're known for CRM, Inventory, Contracts & Closing, Marketing, Data & Reporting, and Homeowner Care. If your team relies on those, CondoGrid covers the same ground — plus what Spark.re doesn't publicly document: a broker-facing portal, sales gallery check-in, document management, task management, team messaging, or event management — plus no public marketplace to reach brokers you haven't already met.
Can I migrate my data from Spark.re?
Yes. Our team handles the migration — importing your inventory, project details, users, and other data, so you're not stuck doing it manually.
Is this comparison fair?
We only mark a module as covered if it's publicly documented on Spark.re's own product pages. A dash means it isn't publicly listed — not that Spark.re is confirmed to lack it. We'll update this page if that changes.

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