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ESSENTIAL CONSIDERATIONS FOR CRE RESTORATION AND REBUILDING AFTER HURRICANE HARVEY Published September 1, 2017 Authored By: Jane M. Alcantara, Partner Senior Assessor Partner senior assessor and Texas resident, Jane Alcantara, […]

BUILDING BACK HOUSTON WILL MOBILIZE ENGINEERS, ENVIRONMENTAL PROFESSIONALS, AND CONTRACTORS TO PROVIDE AN EXPEDITED RECOVERY. BUILDING OWNERS SHOULD GET READY BY FOLLOWING SOME BASIC DISASTER RECOVERY STEPS. The devastating Hurricane Harvey floods […]

South Texas and the greater Houston area have suffered catastrophic damage as a result of Hurricane Harvey. Thankfully our Partner employees in Houston are safe. Sadly, there are residents and […]

FANNIE MAE HAS JUST UPDATED ITS GUIDANCE RELATED TO SEISMIC RISK ANALYSIS. THE NEW GUIDE NOW REFERENCES THE ASTM GUIDES E2026-16A STANDARD GUIDE FOR… Fannie Mae has just updated its […]

Partner is proud to be featured on the ENR Top 200 Environmental Firms list for the fifth straight year. This year, we are delighted to sit among the list’s biggest […]

HAWAII’S CHANGING MULTIFAMILY HOUSING LANDSCAPE IS CREATING OPPORTUNITIES FOR DEVELOPMENT AND UNIQUE DUE DILIGENCE NEEDS. Hawaii is in the throes of a bona fide affordable housing crisis. Not only is […]

HOW CAN DEVELOPERS, LENDERS, AND CONSTRUCTION PROFESSIONALS PREPARE FOR THESE DELAYS AND AVOID PROJECT IMPACTS? There is a surprising, yet highly impactful, roadblock to construction projects in Hawaii – electricity […]

In this month’s NREI article, Partner CEO Joe Derhake discusses how the Olympics will cement LA’s position as a “world city”, and how that impacts the CRE industry. Read the […]

Most commercial real estate owners, investors, and developers recognize the financial argument for investing in sustainability upgrades: a more efficiently-operated asset yields improved ROI through higher rents, quicker absorption and […]

A CLOSER LOOK AT THIS SEEMINGLY HARMLESS WORD The word “pathway” conjures many images, mostly pleasant.  There’s the scenic and idyllic road less traveled, but preferred by Robert Frost.  In […]