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PCG gathers the information, analyzes what matters, and identifies the risks so clients can make commercial real estate decisions with confidence.

22 Years in Real Estate · Commercial Brokerage & Advisory · Georgia + Florida

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The transaction isn't the objective.The right decision is.

PCG's responsibility is to provide the information, analysis, and professional judgment necessary for the client to make an informed commercial real estate decision.

ProceedNegotiateInvestigate furtherRestructureReconsiderWalk away

Not every deal should close.The right ones should.

Before the recommendation comes the work.

  1. 01

    Gather

    Evidence & inputs

    • Financial records
    • Leases
    • Property records
    • Market data
    • Comparable transactions
    • Demographics
    • Physical property information

  2. 02

    Analyze

    Performance, scenarios & risk

    • Financial performance
    • Market position
    • Location
    • Financing
    • Scenarios
    • Alternatives
    • Risks

  3. 03

    Understand

    Knowns, assumptions & unknowns

    • Strengths
    • Weaknesses
    • Assumptions
    • Unknowns
    • Downside exposure
    • Questions requiring further investigation

  4. 04

    Advise

    Recommendation & next action

    • Proceed
    • Investigate
    • Negotiate
    • Restructure
    • Reconsider
    • Walk away

Value isn't assumed.It has to be supported.

Location, growth, development activity, and future potential can create a compelling investment story. But value still has to be supported by the property itself.

Income. Market evidence. Physical utility. Capital requirements. Risk.

Three properties. Same process. Different conclusions.

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Property

Multi-Tenant Commercial Property

Southeast Growth Corridor

Asking Price
$1,550,000
Current NOI
$84,000
Occupancy
82%
Suites
6
Site
1.08 Acres

The Premise

  • Interstate-oriented commercial corridor
  • New development on adjoining and nearby parcels
  • Existing rental income
  • Perceived appreciation and redevelopment potential

The opportunity may be real. The question is whether the property supports the price.

Current NOI
$84,000
Asking Price
$1,550,000
Implied Cap Rate
5.42%
Illustrative Underwriting Cap
7.00%
Required NOI
$108,500

The 7.00% capitalization rate is an illustrative underwriting assumption. It is not a formal appraisal or market conclusion, and this analysis does not state a property value.

NOI Gap

$24,500 / year

29% more NOI required

Approximately 29% more NOI would be required to support the asking price under that assumption.

PCG analytical framework

What We Know

  • Existing income
  • Current occupancy
  • Parcel characteristics
  • Nearby development activity
  • Current asking price

What We Think

  • Corridor growth may create future opportunity
  • Existing fundamentals do not yet explain the assumed appreciation
  • Adjacent development alone does not establish the subject property's value
  • The acquisition basis materially affects investment performance

What We Still Need to Know

  • Verified operating expenses
  • Lease expiration schedule
  • Market rent support
  • Deferred maintenance / capital requirements
  • Redevelopment feasibility
  • Entitlement and site constraints
  • Realistic exit assumptions

PCG View:

Reconsider

The investment thesis may have merit, but the current income, physical property, and unverified future upside do not adequately support the asking price without more evidence.

Growth can create opportunity.It does not eliminate the need for disciplined underwriting.

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Illustrative Analysis — These scenarios are based on real-world commercial property conditions with identifying details and financial assumptions modified for demonstration purposes. They are not current offerings, appraisals, or investment recommendations.

Technology should uncover answers.Not replace judgment.

PCG uses technology to investigate more of the property, the market, and the investment — more thoroughly and more efficiently.

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Technology expands what can be investigated.Experience determines what it means.

Your property deserves more than a listing.

Effective disposition begins long before a property reaches the market. PCG works to understand the asset, identify its position in the market, present it exceptionally, and expose it to the buyers most likely to recognize its value.

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  1. Understand

    The property, income, market position, strengths, limitations, and likely buyer.

  2. Position

    Pricing, strategy, investment story, and competitive differentiation.

  3. Present

    Photography, aerials, mapping, financials, offering materials, and immersive media.

  4. Expose

    Commercial platforms, broker networks, direct outreach, digital channels, and targeted campaigns.

  5. Execute

    Manage inquiries, evaluate offers, negotiate terms, and move the transaction toward the right outcome.

PCG Deal Lab

Real properties. Real questions.Disciplined analysis.

Commercial real estate decisions often turn on the questions that are easy to overlook. Deal Lab examines the assumptions, numbers, risks, and tradeoffs behind real-world property decisions.

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About PCG

Judgment is earned over time.

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Bob Piljay has spent 22 years in real estate representing clients through acquisitions, dispositions, leasing, negotiations, due diligence, and complex property decisions.

Piljay Commercial Group was built around a simple belief: clients deserve more than access to a transaction. They deserve someone willing to do the work required to understand it.

That means asking difficult questions, separating facts from assumptions, identifying what is still unknown, and giving clients a professional opinion — even when that opinion may not lead to a transaction.

Bob's experience includes multimillion-dollar transactions, property marketing, buyer and seller representation, landlord and tenant representation, and commercial real estate advisory work.

His approach combines experience, technology, financial and market analysis, property-level investigation, and direct client communication.

22 Years
Real Estate Experience
Broker / Owner
Piljay Commercial Group
Georgia + Florida
Commercial Brokerage & Advisory
CCIM Institute
Member
U.S. Navy + U.S. Air Force
Veteran

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