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 Share our Spring 2009 e-Newsletter.
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| Turn on CNBC and chances are you’ll find at least one expert predicting when the real estate market will finally hit bottom. |
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| No matter how alluring the project, no lender would take on a development without assurance that the principal of the loan will eventually be repaid. While a myriad of components play into the lending process, LTV is key. |
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| Since our last survey of the environmental insurance market in Fall 2008, there have been a number of changes in the industry. 2009 is shaping up to be a dynamic year in the environmental insurance market. We sat down with Ed Morales from EnviroFinance Group to discuss what these changes will mean to brownfield development. |
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| Resting in the shadow of Seattle, Bellevue redefines what it means to be environmentally friendly. From establishing green policies and regulations surpassing that of most American cities to adopting a green approach toward community expansion, Bellevue is an ideal location for environmentally-sound development projects. |
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EnviroFinance Group’s 2009 Brownfield Tour has officially kicked off! EFG’s team of experts will be on hand at the following events to dispense all of the dirt on the brownfield industry from brown financing to green remediation.
We look forward to seeing you there, so come meet us and “let’s talk dirty!”
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The concept of brownfield development seems pretty straightforward: purchase a piece of contaminated land, implement a remedial strategy to prepare the land for development, and build anew. You might say the concept is much like recycling “dirty” land for a higher and better purpose, thus “greening” the planet. |
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