SXNY Holdings LLC announced its acquisition of Saxony Partners, a pivotal move finalized on March 15, 2024, which commenced in the fourth quarter of 2023. The acquisition strategically positions SXNY Holdings to enhance its focus on Yardi consulting and managed services, aiming to drive growth and elevate customer satisfaction in the real estate technology sector.

Founded in 2011 by Jeff Wilson, Saxony Partners has evolved from a broad real estate technology company to specialize in Yardi consulting and managed services since 2017. This focus has enabled Saxony Partners to deliver exceptional support to its global clientele in commercial and residential property management.

Derek Thornhill, CEO of SXNY Holdings, expressed enthusiasm about the acquisition: “This acquisition presents a great opportunity for the company and our team. I’m really excited about the growth potential this unlocks.” He further noted the company’s commitment to client relationships and results, emphasizing plans for expansion and capability enhancement.

Thornhill’s vision for Saxony Partners involves not only continuing its mission but also propelling the firm to the forefront of the industry through innovative technologies, talent cultivation, and strong partnerships. By doing so, SXNY Holdings aims to establish Saxony as an industry leader, providing tailored solutions to meet the unique business practices of various real estate markets.

Through this strategic acquisition, SXNY Holdings and Saxony Partners are set to empower clients to exceed their business goals, saving time and resources while maintaining a stellar reputation in the real estate sector.

This comprehensive move by SXNY Holdings highlights its dedicated approach to becoming a powerhouse in real estate technology by focusing on Yardi systems and consulting services, a decision that promises significant impacts on the industry’s future landscape.

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