The Construction Lender Risk Management Roundtable (CLRM) celebrated its 11th year in Nashville. This year’s journal covers a wide array of topics, including a general economic update, discussions on evaluating and underwriting the risks associated with construction projects.
The Construction Lender Risk Management Roundtable celebrated its 10th year in New Orleans, and this is the 5th year for our CLRM Journal. This year’s journal includes information on things to watch for 2023, reasons some GCs failed and others didn’t despite project delays and the sharp increases in the cost of many construction materials, the role of C-PACE financing, how to gain leverage with borrowers while lowering construction risk, what to look for in Builders Risk policies, how the Inflation Reduction Act impacts commercial real estate, and strategies to reduce supply chain risks, among others.
The following construction cost case studies were derived from projects Partner Engineering and Science, Inc. monitored on behalf of a lending institution or investor. Cost Case Studies
To gain a fuller understanding of the role technology plays in the commercial real estate space, Partner Engineering and Science, Inc. and GlobeSt.com conducted a comprehensive survey on how technology […]
Welcome to our fourth edition of the Construction Lender Risk Management Journal. For nearly a decade, the Roundtable has provided a forum for construction investors, lenders, and other stakeholders to share ideas and solutions to help mitigate the unique risks associated with construction projects.
Strategic deployment of renewable energy will be paramount in reversing the course on climate change. Renewables are also the fastest growing new source of power. The cost reductions in renewable […]
Welcome to our second annual edition of the Construction Lender Risk Management Journal! The CLRM Roundtable was formed in 2013 as an open forum for construction investors, lenders, and other […]
When a client gets a Phase I ESA back and is faced with a Recognized Environmental Condition and Phase II Subsurface Investigation recommendation, a question that often comes up is: […]
Welcome to the inaugural edition of the Construction Lenders Risk Management Journal! Over the last 6 year, the CLRM Roundtable has continually expanded the space exchanging ideas and concerns about […]
