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    • Home
    • Blog 
      • All Categories
    • Services 
      • Tax Appraisal Appeal
      • Construction Development
      • Campus Asset Advisors
      • Building Revenue Assessment
      • Hotel Renovation Consulting
      • Property Condition Assessment
      • Construction Project Management
      • Environmental Site Assessment
      • Capital Needs Assessment
      • Capital Reserve Study
      • Cost Segregation Study
      • Triple-Net Lease Inspection
      • Equity PCA
      • Facility Condition Assessment
      • Commercial Building Inspection
      • Grease Trap Inspection
      • Property Portfolio Review
      • Commercial Energy Audit
      • Commercial Inspection Training
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        • Capital Needs Assessment
        • Capital Reserve Study
        • Cost Segregation Study
        • Triple-Net Lease Inspection
        • Equity PCA
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      Common Hidden Hazards in Commercial

      Property Real Estate

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      Identifying these hidden risks through thorough due diligence, environmental site assessments, and proper inspections is essential to protect investments and ensure safe, compliant commercial property development

      • Undetected Environmental Contamination such as soil pollution, asbestos, and underground storage tanks, which can lead to costly cleanup and legal liabilities.
      • Structural and Building Issues like outdated systems, hidden defects, and non-compliance with building codes that may require expensive repairs.
      • Zoning and Land Use Restrictions that can limit how the property can be developed or used, potentially causing operational challenges.
      • Title Defects and Ownership Disputes which can delay transactions or result in legal battles if not identified early.
      • Fire Hazards including unprotected gas meters, combustible debris, and lack of fire sprinkler systems that increase risk of property damage.
      • Poor Maintenance and Safety Risks such as inadequate lighting, unsafe parking lots, and neglected exterior areas that raise liability concerns.
      • Hidden Physical Hazards on Building Sites like collapsing trenches, airborne contaminants, and noise exposure that affect worker safety during development.

      Related Topics:

      • Understanding Phase I ESA Requirements
      • Soil and Groundwater Contamination Analysis
      • ESA Compliance with Massachusetts State Regulations
      • Historical Use Investigation in ESAs
      • ESA Impact on Industrial Property Transactions

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      Commercial Real Estate New England, environmental site assessment, property development risks, due diligence, contaminated land, Phase I ESA, brownfield redevelopment

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