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The eighth edition of the CLRM Journal, presented during CLRM’s 13th annual roundtable in Washington, D.C., highlights practical insight from professionals working across construction lending and risk management.

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

Subtle issues can signal major construction risk. Learn how lenders and owners can identify early warning signs and avoid project failure.

By following USDA guidelines and applying best practices in construction lending, lenders can manage risk while protecting the government guarantee.

As PFAS continue to reshape the construction risk landscape, lenders that proactively integrate PFAS considerations into underwriting, due diligence, and loan structuring are better positioned to manage uncertainty and protect collateral value.

As of March 1, 2026, Connecticut officially transitioned to its new Release-Based Cleanup Regulations (RBCRs) , replacing the long-criticized Property Transfer Act for newly triggered environmental obligations.

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.

The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) has suspended the requirement to use the CNA eTool for 10-year updated Capital Needs Assessments and several other Office of Asset Management transactions.

Earthquakes may strike without warning, but assessing seismic risk does not have to be unpredictable. Whether you are a property owner, lender, or investor, understanding Seismic Risk Assessment, how a building will perform during seismic activity, is essential to managing long-term exposure.