Historically, the term “vapor intrusion” was discussed only in association with the most heavily contaminated properties. Now, with the emergence of new stricter guidelines, the United States Environmental Protection Agency (US EPA) and many state regulatory agencies identify vapor intrusion as a major driver on many sites, including those with little to no soil or groundwater contamination. Designing and Installing a vapor intrusion mitigation barrier during construction can reduce or eliminate the threat posed by vapor intrusion. A vapor barrier can increase the value of a building and reduce liability.
August 29, 2024
Lenders, Buyers, and Sellers Should Know Their Options to Ensure That Environmental Issues Don’t Derail Their CRE Transactions By Wes Skinner, CHMM, Published on August 29, 2024 in GlobeSt.com CMBS […]
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Recent EPA Ruling About PFAS Has Ramifications for Buyers of Commercial Real Estate. Learn How PFAS Risk Is Assessed and Managed During Acquisition. By By Kathryn Peacock, Steven Luzkow, & […]
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Mitigate Your Environmental Risks with Partner Throughout the life of a property, environmental issues can arise that require the help of an experienced environmental consultant, from evaluating environmental liability […]
