Search results for:

REVITALIZATION AND REBUILDING ACROSS STATE Michigan has enjoyed commercial real estate revitalization and growth throughout the state, largely owing to the rise of venture capital, business growth, and revitalization. Demand […]

EVALUATION AND TESTING OF POTENTIAL SITE IMPACTS When a Phase I Environmental Site Assessment (ESA) identifies a recognized environmental condition (REC) or the potential for impacts to the subsurface at a site, […]

Identifies Potential or Existing Environmental Contamination Liabilities **Standards for a Phase I ESA Report have been updated from E1527-13. Please visit our service page for more information. A Phase I Environmental Site Assessment, […]

PREPARE AHEAD FOR HURRICANE SEASON Bob Geiger, Executive Director at Partner Engineering and Science Inc.’s Chicago office, was interviewed by Multifamily Executive about proactive ways that owners and building managers […]

“LENDER TBD” DUE DILIGENCE ASSESSMENTS DON’T HAVE TO BE COMPLEX For many commercial real estate transactions, the source of funds drives the nature and extent of due diligence required. From […]

IMPORTANT DUE DILIGENCE CONSIDERATIONS FOR PORTLAND’S COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE EXPANSION. Portland, Oregon (and its neighboring Vancouver, Washington community) is one of the most rapidly expanding parts of the country. Fueled […]

NEW POLICIES, NEW PRACTICES FOR VAPOR INTRUSION SCREENING. Vapor intrusion occurs when vapors or gases from contaminated soil or groundwater seep through any cracks or openings of a building. The most […]

The New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection (NJDEP) has proposed new rules regarding underground heating oil tanks. The Heating Oil Tank System (HOTS) Remediation Rules (N.J.A.C. 7:26F) will pertain to specific unregulated […]

Louisiana CRE News The Importance of Due Diligence for Louisiana Wetlands Developments There are many factors to consider when developments are near or on wetlands, including familiarity with ordinances, regulations, […]