By Gary Cohn, RA, Director of Institutional A&E Services, published on April 30, 2024 in GlobeSt.com
Given retail market conditions today, it’s no wonder that adaptive reuse is a hot topic. With retail inventory exceeding demand in many markets, converting retail assets to alternate uses is a viable strategy. Repurposing an existing asset is generally faster, more cost-effective, and more sustainable than new development. However, not all buildings are readily adaptable. A properly scoped and executed property condition assessment (PCA) can help identify opportunities and obstacles related to repurposing a retail property and provide a rough understanding of related costs.
For more on Adaptive Reuse, read the full article on GlobeSt.com.

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Effective communication is key to successful lender-consultant partnerships—improving clarity, reducing delays, and supporting better deals.

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In this Globe St. article, Brett Hayes discusses how sellers who complete due diligence before going to market can reduce re-trades and keep deals moving forward.

February 05, 2026
Fannie Mae recently released updates to its Multifamily Property Condition Assessment (PCA) requirements that will have an immediate impact on how PCAs are reported. The revisions include updates to Form 4099- Instructions for Performing a Multifamily Property Condition Assessment, and Form 4099.G - Known Problematic Materials and Property Design Issues. Among the most notable changes are new requirements related to the remediation of aluminum wiring.




