II · For landlords
I own a property.
An institutional cannabis tenant. PCA holds the head lease, funds the build-out, and negotiates as a counterparty landlords already know. We pay rent on schedule. We honor the obligations.
An institutional cannabis tenant. PCA holds the head lease, funds the build-out, and negotiates as a counterparty landlords already know. We pay rent on schedule. We honor the obligations.
A typical cannabis tenant is a single-location startup, often undercapitalized, learning the business as it goes. PCA is the institutional layer standing between that operator and you: we hold the lease, we manage the relationship, and we've done this across our portfolio, not once.
If the operator's store underperforms, your counterparty is still PCA. You're not left holding a lease with a single small business that just closed.
PCA signs, not the individual operator.
Paid by PCA, on schedule.
Financed and managed through PCA's own contractor, on a defined budget and timeline.
PCA manages the licensing and regulatory relationship with the operator.
Most of this you can answer without calling anyone. If a space clears these, it is worth a conversation.
Size, rent, and trade area we assess case by case. Distance requirements and municipal rules vary by state and by town. We check the specifics for your address during diligence rather than asking you to.
PCA reviews the space against the criteria above, and confirms the regulatory position for that specific address.
A vetted operator is matched to the site.
PCA negotiates directly as the tenant of record.
PCA holds the head lease; the operator subleases and builds out under PCA's management.
Tell us about the property and we'll follow up directly — no CRM, no drip campaign, a real reply from PCA.
The Platform is in development. It will be the single sign-in for the PCA team, for clients and their staff, and for shareholders.
If you need access to something in the meantime, write to hi@platformcanna.com and we will point you to the right place.