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A Property Condition Assessment, also known as a Property Condition Report or Commercial Building Inspection, is an evaluation of a commercial real estate asset based on a thorough inspection, including all improvements and all the systems of each building on the property.
Facility Condition Assessments (FCAs) are typically prepared for owners or managers of real estate portfolios to help optimize and maintain the physical condition and value of their assets, develop capital budgets, and prioritize resources.
The PCA, sometimes referred to as a Property Condition Report (PCR), is designed to assess the physical condition of a property by conducting a limited walk-through survey in compliance with ASTM E2018-15 Standards Guide for Property Condition Assessments: Baseline Property Condition Assessment Process.
A condition assessment is a technical inspection by a competent assessor to evaluate the physical state of building elements and services and to assess the maintenance needs of the facility.
A Property Condition Assessment (PCA) highlights specific details of a commercial property and provides a clear picture of the current property condition, as well as a future projection of predicted capital expenses for that property.
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Simply put, a FCA is a financially focused review while a PCA is a more technical condition tool. A few other services, including forensic reviews, reserve studies, construction QC checks, are also commonly confused with FCAs and PCAs, so it's essential to get them straight.
Conventional Agency PCA and ESA reports are used by institutional lenders to identify and document a property's general physical condition as well as any environmental concerns.
Condition assessment is the process of inspection of an underground pipe to determine whether there are any defects or leaks. The condition assessment is carried out by means of various technologies, which highlight the location of problems and the potential scope of repair.
A condition survey is a detailed inspection of a building in order to establish its maintenance and repair condition at that time. It is done at a level that surveys each building element, describing it and providing detail of its current state.
Specifically, Environmental Site Assessment or "ESA" is the process of conducting "all appropriate inquiry" into the past or present uses of a property to determine whether the property is impacted by a "recognized environmental condition" (REC).

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