Solutions · Mixed-Use
Residential above, retail below, one app for the whole block.
Mixed-use is where resident experience meets neighborhood experience. ElevateOS connects residential, retail and live-work-play uses through keyless access, packages, amenities, perks, food ordering and events in one branded app. Pricing can start at $0 depending on setup, paired with a revenue share.
The problem
The retail is the amenity. The app doesn't know it.
The coffee shop downstairs, the gym across the plaza, the restaurant on the corner. They're why the resident signed. The resident app treats them like strangers. Mixed-use on ElevateOS makes the ground floor part of the building.
What mixed-use operators say
Three things mixed-use operators say before they switch.
“Our retail tenants want access to residents.”
Neighborhood Perks puts their offers on the resident home screen, and Market Shop takes food orders in the app.
“Residents, office tenants and the public share the same doors and garage.”
Keyless and building access scoped by role, visitor passes with PINs, and parking with resident and visitor sessions.
“Events need to work for the block, not just the building.”
Resivents programs the plaza, the rooftop and the retail partners on one calendar.
What's included
A mixed-use resident app for the whole block.
Neighborhood Perks
Offers from the ground floor on every resident home screen.
Market Shop food orders
Residents order from downstairs in the app.
Role-scoped keyless
Residents, tenants and guests each open the doors their role allows.
Visitor PINs and passes
Guests arrive with a PIN, and every visit is logged.
Parking sessions
Resident and visitor sessions, with paid visitor passes.
Packages
Quick Scan at the desk and door-to-door delivery requests.
Amenities
The rooftop, the gym and the party room, booked in the app.
Resivents for the plaza
Markets, concerts and retail nights on one calendar.
Deep dive
The plaza is a calendar.
Farmers markets, concerts, retail nights, dog socials. Ticketed, RSVP'd and pushed to residents from the same calendar the building uses. The retail tenant gets a crowd. The resident gets a reason to stay.
Flagships
Four flagships, one platform.
Hollywood Park in Inglewood, Fenton in Cary, Uncommons in Las Vegas and West Edge in Los Angeles run mixed-use experiences on ElevateOS. Each one puts residential, retail and public space in one app.
Offices and hotels too
When a site includes offices or a hotel, role-based access serves residents, office tenants, members and guests.
Module pack
The mixed-use module pack.
Start with
The modules most mixed-use sites turn on first.
- Keyless
- Visitors
- Parking
- Perks
- Market Shop
- Events
Add when ready
Perks, Market Shop, parking and events carry the income.
- Valet
- Elevators
- Services
Every asset class
Solutions for every building type, from garden to mixed-use.
Proof
Mixed-use flagships already run on ElevateOS.
Hollywood Park (Inglewood), Fenton (Cary), Uncommons (Las Vegas) and West Edge (Los Angeles): mixed-use flagships on ElevateOS
$100M+
ancillary income generated
1,500+
communities
56,000+
guest pass visits managed on the platform
Works with
The block runs on the rest of the platform.
Modules for mixed-use
Perks, Market Shop, access, visitors, parking, events and every integration run through one platform.
FAQ
Questions buyers ask on the first call.
Can retail tenants put offers in front of residents?
Yes. Neighborhood Perks puts their offers on the resident home screen. Residents see them every time they open the app.
Can residents order food from the ground floor?
Yes. Market Shop takes food delivery and orders in the app.
How does access work when residents and the public share a building?
Keyless access is scoped by role, and guests get visitor passes with PINs. Parking runs resident and visitor sessions.
Where are the ElevateOS mixed-use flagships?
Hollywood Park is in Inglewood, Fenton in Cary, Uncommons in Las Vegas and West Edge in Los Angeles. All four run on ElevateOS.
Can Resivents program events for a whole block?
Yes. Resivents programs the plaza, the rooftop and the retail partners on one calendar.
Can a mixed-use site add offices or a hotel to the same app?
Yes. Role-based access serves residents, office tenants, members and guests in one app. The office and campus page covers the full module pack.
Can visitors park at a mixed-use building?
Yes. Parking runs visitor sessions alongside resident parking, with paid visitor passes in the app.
How is ElevateOS priced for a mixed-use development?
Pricing is per unit, scoped to the modules the site turns on. Pricing can start at $0 depending on setup, paired with a revenue share.
Related
Keep exploring.
See the whole block on the demo.
Bring the site plan and watch a resident unlock the lobby, redeem a perk downstairs, order dinner and RSVP for the plaza concert, all in one app.