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OWNERS AND TENANTS HAVE A STAKE IN TRANSACTION In a triple-net lease, the owner and tenant each have a stake and a responsibility in maintaining the physical condition of a […]

MIXED MARKET SIGNALS CALL FOR SOUND RISK MANAGEMENT TOOLS Many lenders have turned to construction lending in the search for increased yield but increasing uncertainties have made it harder to […]

REDEVELOPING BROWNFIELDS IN THE STATE OF NEW JERSEY MAY BE MORE AFFORDABLE UNDER THE NEWLY EXPANDED FINANCING PROGRAM. The New Jersey Economic Development Authority (NJEDA) announced the creation of a […]

COMPLIANCE CRITICAL FOR RETAIL PROPERTY STAKEHOLDERS Compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) is a hot topic for anyone who owns, manages or lends on retail properties. The ADA […]

What New Owners or Operators in Michigan Need to Know Michigan’s Natural Resources and Environmental Protection Act (Act 451) of 1994 has two sections (Part 201 – Environmental Remediation and Part 213 – […]

Impacts Most Multifamily Properties with More Than Three Units I contributed an article on California’s new balcony inspection law for the May 2019 publication of Apartment Age, a publication of the […]

HEADWINDS FOR CONSTRUCTION SIGNAL CAUTION I recently wrote an article in Commercial Property Executive on the cautionary risk management principles developers should consider employing as multiple headwinds signal caution for the construction […]

They Provide Regulatory Insight, Data Analysis and Technical Guidance Have you ever wondered what an environmental consultant does? Or what the qualifications and educational background are for this fast-paced and […]

Design-Build Projects Becoming Increasingly Popular I recently contributed an article for the Spring edition of NAREIM Dialogues, discussing due diligence and risk management for late-cycle institutional and equity development. In “Late-Cycle […]