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When property performance doesn’t meet proforma, investors lose. Gathering the correct data during due diligence goes a long way towards keeping investment properties on track. In this article, Partner Principal Jason Lind, who’s worked on both sides of the acquisitions/asset management divide, offers a strategy to bridge the gap for more accurate projections and better returns.

What drives developers and investors to engage in affordable housing preservation and development? In 2025 and beyond, new developments will need to focus on implementing emerging technology and design approaches, allowing for efficiency and scale, while also mitigating climate risks.

ASTM has published a guide for Property Resilience Assessment, ASTM E3429-24 Standard Guide for Property Resilience Assessments. Partner’s resilience experts are here to help clients navigate the new ASTM guide and mitigate physical risks to their properties.

Data centers are in high demand by many industries, including agriculture, banking, inventory, defense, mining, and healthcare. However, the data center conversion process can be challenging due to the complex infrastructure requirements of data centers. Click to learn more.

On September 28, 2024, California’s Governor approved Bill AB2579. Passed by the Assembly and Senate, AB2579 will extend the deadline for the initial California E3 Balcony Inspections to January 1, 2026. This extension helps owners and operators who are struggling to complete inspections on time.

Matthew Marcus, PE, GE, PG, Managing Director at Partner Engineering and Science, Inc., discusses three ways Geotechnical consultants offer services that go beyond evaluating the soil conditions beneath planned structures at the beginning of design.

When it comes to PFAS risk and liability, assembling a team of experts is crucial. It is advisable that you rely on the expertise, guidance, and insights of an experienced environmental consultant, a knowledgeable environmental attorney, and a skilled insurance broker familiar with emerging contaminants.

In commercial real estate transactions, particularly convenience stores (C-stores) with gas stations, conducting the Phase I Environmental Site Assessment (ESA) is traditionally considered to be the buyer’s responsibility. However, sellers can also benefit significantly from conducting a Phase I ESA before listing their property for sale.

In a Fast-Paced & Evolving Workplace, the Ability to Adapt & Lead Effectively is Critical By Alison Marandola, Chief People Officer, Partner Engineering and Science, Inc.; and Kathryn Peacock, Principal, […]