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RISING UNCERTAINTY REQUIRES MORE DILIGENT RISK MANAGEMENT In my latest thought leadership column for National Real Estate Investor, I discuss due diligence risk management strategies for investors facing rising late-cycle uncertainty. […]

QUANTIFICATION OF ENVIRONMENTAL RISK IMPROVES RATINGS ACCURACY We have co-authored an article for the summer edition of CRE Finance World about the importance of remedial cost estimates as a quantitative framework for […]

WHY MOLD IS A COMPLEX CONTAMINANT While there are always concerns in buying and maintaining properties, the issues unseen may pose the greatest threat to both the health of the […]

REDEVELOPING BROWNFIELDS IN THE STATE OF NEW JERSEY MAY BE MORE AFFORDABLE UNDER THE NEWLY EXPANDED FINANCING PROGRAM. The New Jersey Economic Development Authority (NJEDA) announced the creation of a […]

What New Owners or Operators in Michigan Need to Know Michigan’s Natural Resources and Environmental Protection Act (Act 451) of 1994 has two sections (Part 201 – Environmental Remediation and Part 213 – […]

HEADWINDS FOR CONSTRUCTION SIGNAL CAUTION I recently wrote an article in Commercial Property Executive on the cautionary risk management principles developers should consider employing as multiple headwinds signal caution for the construction […]

They Provide Regulatory Insight, Data Analysis and Technical Guidance Have you ever wondered what an environmental consultant does? Or what the qualifications and educational background are for this fast-paced and […]

MAXIMIZE VALUE OF ADAPTIVE REUSE OR RENOVATION I recently contributed an article to Area Development entitled “Late-Cycle Site Selection: Risk Management Principles.” Choosing the right site or existing property for business objectives […]

Environmental and Construction Due Diligence Changes By now, you have already heard the Small Business Administration (SBA) just released the new SOP 50 10 5(K), which includes (among other minor revisions) […]