Tenant, occupier, and acquisition advisory

Commercial real estate representation built around your side of the table.

Pickard Commercial represents occupiers, owner-users, and investors in lease, relocation, expansion, and acquisition decisions. Philip Pickard leads every assignment—from market strategy and financial analysis through negotiation and execution.

Direct senior involvement from strategy through execution.

Years of Experience
20+
Leased Property
Nearly 1M SF
Transaction Experience
11 States
Representation Focus
Client-Side

Aligned representation

Your real estate strategy should serve the business—not the transaction.

Pickard Commercial represents occupiers, owner-users, and buyers. Each assignment is evaluated against operating requirements, total occupancy cost, flexibility, timing, negotiating leverage, and downside—not simply whether a transaction closes.

Recommendations follow the client’s operating and financial criteria, not a listing mandate. Philip Pickard remains directly involved from the initial requirement through final execution.

Advisory services

Strategy through execution.

Disciplined analysis, negotiating leverage, and direct accountability across each stage of the requirement.

01

Tenant Representation

Identify viable sites, compare total occupancy cost, structure proposals, create competitive leverage, coordinate lease review, and negotiate through execution.

02

Lease Renewals and Restructuring

Test the market before the landlord controls the timeline. Evaluate alternatives, renewal economics, flexibility, and downside before negotiations begin.

03

Site Selection and Multi-Market Expansion

Run one repeatable process across markets, with consistent screening, economics, documentation, timing, and accountability.

04

Acquisition Advisory

Find and evaluate commercial property for owner-users and investors, with disciplined attention to basis, use, financing, timing, and exit flexibility.

05

Portfolio and Strategic Advisory

Prioritize lease events, growth requirements, consolidations, and capital decisions across multiple facilities.

Pickard Commercial does not solicit landlord listings. The focus remains on occupiers, buyers, and investors.

Relevant experience

Built for operational real estate decisions.

Sector and assignment experience

Experience shaped by operational requirements.

Experience spans national financial services, fitness and wellness concepts, advanced manufacturing, semiconductor suppliers, healthcare users, logistics operations, and professional-service businesses.

The process

A disciplined path from requirement to execution.

01

Define the Requirement

Set the operating constraints, timing, economics, risk limits, and decision criteria before the market search begins.

02

Create Leverage

Build credible alternatives before negotiating with an incumbent landlord, prospective landlord, or seller.

03

Underwrite Total Economics

Compare rent, expenses, concessions, improvements, guarantees, flexibility, and long-term exposure—not only the quoted rate.

04

Negotiate and Execute

Coordinate proposals, LOIs, diligence, lease review, and final business terms through a controlled timeline.

Philip Pickard

Founder · Commercial Real Estate Advisor

Occupier representation
Multi-market assignments
Acquisition advisory

About Philip Pickard

One senior advisor accountable for the full assignment.

Philip Pickard has spent more than two decades advising businesses and investors on commercial real estate decisions. His experience includes nearly 1 million square feet of leased property and assignments spanning 11 states.

Philip works across industrial, warehouse, flex, office, medical, retail, fitness, and specialized corporate requirements. His approach emphasizes objective market analysis, negotiating leverage, occupancy economics, execution timing, and protection against avoidable long-term risk.

Every Pickard Commercial client works directly with Philip.

Markets

Multi-market strategy. Licensed local execution.

Pickard Commercial supports businesses and investors evaluating opportunities across multiple markets while coordinating each assignment through the appropriately licensed brokerage structure.

Start a conversation

Build the strategy before the market narrows your options.

Early engagement preserves time, alternatives, and negotiating leverage—whether you are renewing, relocating, expanding, or acquiring.

Philip PickardFounderPickard Commercial Real EstatePhilip@PickardCRE.com