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 Share our Fall 2008 e-Newsletter.
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| The new EnviroFinance web site is here, featuring a complete design overhaul, user friendly navigation and an abundance of new and useful resources, such as a brownfield glossary and FAQ on brownfield development and financing. |
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| The lingering question surrounding the credit crisis continues to be: have we hit bottom? |
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| The current economic environment has been anything but friendly to municipalities. Federal contributions are declining, employment and sales tax revenues are on a downturn and local governments are feeling the strain on their balance sheets. |
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| As we enter a new era of “Green” living, the real estate industry has made many contributions greening up its development practices. Sustainable real estate development has been a great first step, but it’s not the only component in this movement. |
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| Environmental insurance is paramount to the successful completion of a brownfield development. We asked Rick Craig, National Environmental Practice Leader at Beecher Carlson Insurance Services to give us all of the “down and dirty” details associated with obtaining environmental insurance. |
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| EnviroFinance Group, LLC has provided $11 million in financing for the remediation, infrastructure and site development of a 174,240-square-foot land parcel which housed a former manufactured gas plant in Honolulu, Hawaii. |
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EnviroFinance Group, LLC (EFG) has provided $27.5 million in financing for the acquisition and environmental clean-up of Liberty Harbor North, a 2.7 acre waterfront land parcel in Jersey City, N.J. |
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