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Partner has identified six levels of condition assessments to meet the needs of our clients, from lenders to commercial real estate investors. The levels range from an ASTM-standard assessment to an advanced team of specialists with customized scopes and reporting. A Partner Expert can help determine the appropriate level of assessment based on the subject property and real estate strategy.

Matthew Marcus, Managing Director of Partner Engineering and Science Inc., recently presented at the Construction Lender Round Table (CLRM) to 230 construction lenders nationwide. His presentation was well-received, sparking a wave of follow-up questions from the construction lenders. In this interview, Mr. Marcus provides in-depth insights and practical tips for mitigating geotechnical risks in construction lending.

With forecasts pointing to continued distress in the commercial real estate (CRE) market through year-end, lenders, servicers, attorneys, and investors are bracing for a new wave of troubled loans. Pre-foreclosure due diligence consulting can mean the difference between preserving value and compounding loss.

Zoning due diligence plays a critical role in every commercial real estate transaction. Whether you’re a lender, insurer, or buyer, understanding zoning regulations helps minimize risk and ensures your investment is smart, secure, and profitable. Check out these frequently asked questions from our audience during Partner’s Zoning Reports 101: Latest in Zoning Research Best Practices.

The recently enacted One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) has reshaped the federal tax landscape, making headlines for its new deductions and permanent extensions of prior tax cuts. Beyond changes to individual tax rates and withholding tables, OBBBA has refocused attention on a powerful but often underutilized financing tool for commercial real estate (CRE) investors: federal tax credits.

PFAS at Dry Cleaners, Car Washes, Airfields and Warehouses: A Phase II Data Deep(ish) Dive By Kathryn Peacock, Partner Engineering and Science, Inc. Published in EBA Journal, Summer 2025 | […]

As urban growth accelerates and mixed-use developments become more common, managing noise impacts has become an important responsibility for property owners and managers. Partnering with a qualified Environmental Health and Safety (EHS) professional can make the difference between a smooth process and costly setbacks.

Our industry is engaged in an important dialogue to improve the efficiency and resilience of real assets through transparency and industry collaboration. This article is a contribution to this larger conversation and does not necessarily reflect GRESB’s position.

The recent outbreak of Legionnaires’ Disease in New York City is a call-to-action for property owners and managers to revisit best practices for water system maintenance. As NYC evaluates proposals for stronger policies, the rest of the country should consider CDC guidance and local regulations for preventive measures and monitoring in order to safeguard public health and avoid legal liability. Read more from Partner Technical Director Brian Nemetz, CMC.