Companies at highest predicted churn risk. Updated nightly by the tenant churn engine.

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Churn score is a 0–100 composite of revenue trend, tax debt, board cascades, lease window, and other weak signals.

Tenants whose credit standing just changed — downgrades and sustained multi-year decline. The rating-action feed for your leases.

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Downgrade = health score fell ≥2 points or churn-risk tier worsened. Sustained decline = ≥2 consecutive years of falling headcount or revenue (≥20%).

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Private companies that just won EU funding — a fresh grant signals a likely space need within ~12 months.

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Source: CFLA open data (2021–27 + Recovery Fund). Public-sector recipients excluded; ranked by EU co-financing.

Warehouse / freight tenants most likely to need more space in 6–12 months. Scored from fleet-growth proxies (fixed assets, employees, revenue YoY) plus recent procurement wins and hiring surges. No CSDD fleet data required.

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Scoring: employees YoY (+25) · revenue YoY (+25) · fixed assets YoY (+20) · procurement wins 90d (+15) · hiring surge 30d (+10) · announced expansion 90d (+5).

Companies likely to relocate or give up space, ranked by move-risk score. Recency (newer tenants churn more), distress (tax debt / decline) and expansion intent (hiring / procurement / construction) — backtested against real unit closures. Work them as leads, not certainties.

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Scoring: tenure recency (up to +25) · expansion intent (+25) · distress (+15) · chain penalty for multi-outlet networks. First office = home-registered company outgrowing its space.