I was recently interviewed by Hotel Business about the importance of indoor air quality (IAQ) for the hospitality industry, both for the safety and wellness of occupants, and for the improvement in business and net operating income (NOI) that come from satisfied guests. In the article, we discuss some of the most common negative impacts to IAQ in hotels, including chemical and biological agents, and activities that heighten the probability of introducing pollutants into the indoor environment. We also discuss best practices for facility managers and industrial hygiene consultants to ensure restoring, maintaining and optimizing the freshest, cleanest and healthiest air for occupants.
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ASTM’s incorporation of earthquake hazards in their forthcoming Property Resilience Assessment Guide may offer clarity and consistency to CRE investors struggling to understand their exposure to seismic risk and improve […]
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The Deadline for the SB721 Balcony Inspections is January 1st, 2025 What is The CA Balcony Inspection Law? On June 16, 2015, six people died and seven others were severely […]
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The SB721 Balcony Inspection Deadlines California’s Balcony Law, SB721, was enacted in 2019. During the thick of the COVID-19 pandemic, multifamily tenants nationwide were severely impacted. As a result, California’s […]
