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THE NEW PHASE I ESA STANDARD (ASTM E1527-13) IS IN ITS FINAL STAGES OF THE APPROVAL PROCESS A Phase I Environmental Site Assessment is only useful if it addresses all […]

EVEN WHEN A SITE IS CONTAMINATED, THERE ARE STEPS PURCHASERS CAN TAKE TO AVOID ENVIRONMENTAL LIABILITY How do you go about protecting yourself from acquiring environmental liability? The best answer is […]

FREDDIE MAC ANNOUNCED ITS NEW SEISMIC RISK POLICY FOR MULTIFAMILY SELLER/SERVICERS TO FOLLOW… …on April 24, 2013. Mark Field, Underwriter for the Targeted Affordable Group, summarized the new procedures on […]

A RELIANCE LETTER IS COMMONLY USED AND A RELATIVELY SIMPLE TOOL IN DUE DILIGENCE As part of the Small Business Administration’s environmental policy, there are certain types of due diligence products […]

THE MEDICAL OFFICE SECTOR MAY FIND OPPORTUNITIES FOR NEW INNOVATIVE SPACE IN VACANT BIG BOX RETAIL STORES The retail sector continues to face competition from E-commerce, with many big box […]

Published with GlobeSt.com GlobeSt.com and Partner Engineering & Science Inc. teamed up to survey commercial real estate sector participants to gain insight into their views on physical and environmental risk […]

Published with GlobeSt.com Decision-making in any business is complex, but so many variables can affect a commercial real estate development that deeper insights into all facets of risk are needed. […]

Published in The RMA Journal Within the last decade, many banks have adopted environmental risk management policies and programs in order to minimize their exposure to environmental risks. Indeed, potential environmental liability has become increasingly […]

THE SBA HAS PARTICULAR REQUIREMENTS FOR ENVIRONMENTAL DUE DILIGENCE ON “HIGH RISK” PROPERTIES The Small Business Administration’s environmental policy (SOP 50 10 5) has particular requirements regarding environmental due diligence […]