Stewart Geo Technologies, a subsidiary of real estate information provider Stewart Information Services Corp., has announced the unveiling of Stewart re-source, a Web-based site analysis tool for commercial real estate professionals.Stewart re-source provides map-based searches and access to demographic reports, flood certifications, aerial images, property outlines, and dynamic flood, earthquake, demographic, and hazardous material maps, the company said. "Stewart re-source enables real estate professionals such as developers, lenders, brokers, insurers, and investors to search for properties and generate dynamic reports as part of their due-diligence process," said Kas Ebrahim, president and chief executive officer of Stewart Geo Technologies. "All the necessary resources are in one place, and with the Web-based application, data can be accessed from any computer with Internet connectivity. It also can be branded and integrated with the user's own data." The new tool can be found online at http://www.stewartsource.com.
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