For owners, brokers and mandate holders

Submit an investment property for private review.

Share the opportunity, your authority to act and the information currently available. PIP will assess its fit, readiness and next steps before anything is published.

Nothing is published automatically · Confidentiality preferences are agreed during review

What we need to assess

Three questions start the review.

  • 01Who may act?Confirm the owner, broker or mandate holder and their authority.
  • 02What is being offered?Share the asset, pricing, income and proposed transaction.
  • 03What supports it?Identify the documents available now and any known gaps.

From submission to published case

How PIP organises an accepted opportunity.

The information you provide is arranged into property context, relevant financial measures and a clear record of what is available or still outstanding.

Information you can provide
A property mandate before submission: rolled building plans, a title deed, a municipal rates statement and site photographs on a desk
  • Title deed and ownership context
  • Municipal rates and utility accounts
  • Approved building plans and SG diagram
  • Rent roll, leases or income schedule
  • Agent photography and site notes
Share what is available. The initial review will identify anything else required.
The published investment case
Centurion CBD, Pretoria Commercial

Landmark Motor Dealership, Centurion CBD

Indicative yield 12%
Opportunity score 7.3
Documents 12
  • Metrics selected for the asset class
  • Document access shown for each file
  • Assumptions and information gaps identified clearly
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The review process

What happens after you submit.

PIP checks authority, investment relevance and supporting information before deciding whether to prepare the opportunity for publication.

  1. 01

    Submit the opportunity

    Tell us what the property is, who may act and how confidential the review should be.

  2. 02

    Check fit and readiness

    PIP reviews the asset, proposed transaction, available financial information and material gaps.

  3. 03

    Prepare the investment case

    If accepted, the opportunity is organised using the relevant metrics, assumptions and supporting information.

  4. 04

    Publish with clear access rules

    Approved information is published to the appropriate audience. Confidential documents remain access controlled.

Suitable submissions

Investment property with enough information to assess.

The measures required depend on the asset class. PIP does not apply one generic property template to every submission.

  • CommercialYield · WALE · covenant
  • Industrial & logisticsYield · GLA · access
  • RetailAnchor · foot traffic
  • Student accommodationBeds · occupancy cycle
  • Development landBulk · zoning · services
  • HospitalityADR · seasonality
  • Distressed or vacantReinstatement · upside
  • Off-market mandatesSelected · Pro-gated

Submission does not guarantee publication. PIP will explain the outcome of the initial review and any information still required.

Prepare if available

Useful information for the first review:

  • Property location, use and ownership context
  • Pricing guidance or valuation basis
  • Income, tenancy and operating information
  • Title, zoning, plans or supporting documents
  • Your authority to act and preferred transaction timing

Start a private review

Tell us about the property and your mandate.

Send the information you have now. If the opportunity is suitable, the team will confirm the documents and details needed for the next stage.

What happens next

  1. 01Private first reviewThe opportunity is not published from this form.
  2. 02Fit and readiness checkPIP checks authority, investment relevance and available information.
  3. 03Outcome and next stepsYou will be told whether the opportunity can progress and what is required.

Information submitted here is used only to assess the opportunity and determine the next step.

Documents are requested through a secure follow-up if the opportunity progresses.