Property Condition Assessment

Definition: A detailed evaluation of the physical condition of a commercial property, including the structural, mechanical, electrical, plumbing, and roof systems. Conducted as part of commercial due diligence to identify maintenance needs, code violations, and capital expenditure requirements.

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Commercial Property Condition Assessment

A PCA (ASTM E2018) evaluates commercial property: structural, mechanical, building envelope, site improvements, and ADA compliance. Includes capital reserve analysis (10-12 year projection of replacement costs). Performed by licensed engineer/architect. Cost varies by property size and complexity. Used for acquisitions, refinancing, and portfolio management. Reviews documents, inspects, and interviews staff.

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