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The Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Act of 1980, or CERCLA for short, is a federal "Superfund" program enacted and enforced by the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). CERCLA mandates the government to regulate, investigate, manage, and clean up sites that are contaminated with dangerous substances via hazardous waste disposal. In addition, through CERCLA, the EPA is mandated to identify businesses, organizations, and other entities that are considered pollutants or are engaging in hazardous waste disposal. The agency then requires them to clean up the contaminated site. Alternatively, the EPA may also clean up the site using the Superfund trust fund. During or after the cleanup, the EPA can use legal agreements and settlements with responsible entities so the agency can recover the costs it incurred. CERCLA Liability on Site Owners, Operators and Tenants In March 2018, the Consolidated Appropriations Act of 2018, an omnibus spending bill, was signed into law. Inside this law is a provision dubbed as the Brownfields Utilization, Investment, and Local Development Act of 2018 (BUILD), which amends certain sections of the CERCLA. These changes include CERCLA creating 4 classes of covered persons that are referred to as "potentially responsible parties," or PRPs: - past…

Brisbane is a city that is located on the south-eastern coast of Australia in the state of Queensland. It is geographically situated halfway up the eastern coast of Australia with a total land area of approximately 15,842 square kilometres. It is the city with the third largest population in Australia with a population of about 2.5 million and ranks highly in the ratings of liveable cities. Brisbane's Gross Regional Product is estimated at $171 billion, which makes competition in the business industry fierce. One way to maintain the competitive advantage of a business is through SEO services. Despite the benefits and advantages of SEO, there are still business owners who are not aware of its purpose. To address this issue, this article will talk about SEO companies in Brisbane and the frequently asked questions about them. With regard to SEO companies, Brisbane has many such leading organisations. What is SEO? According to an article, SEO or search engine optimization is the process of optimizing your business website's content so that it ranks high on the results page of famous search engines. By applying SEO to your website, online traffic increases because of "organic" users. SEO is involved in unpaid search campaigns, which…

1031 exchange of real estate investment is continuously benefiting the investment section and helping the investors in deferring the capital gain. Under 1031 exchange of IRC, an investor is allowed to sell the relinquished property and use the proceeds to reinvest to buy replacement property. The property exchanged must be like-kind property. It is must to involve qualified intermediaries which generally are real estate firm. In the exchange process, the proceeds of relinquished property are kept in an escrow account that is managed by the qualified intermediary. An investor is not allowed to take the proceeds if he/she receives the proceeds then they are disqualified from doing the 1031 exchange. Therefore 1031 exchange is not possible without the involvement of a qualified intermediary. There are two experienced, qualified intermediaries real estate investment firm which can help you to do the 1031 exchange of your investment property. Real estate firms like Syndicated Equities and Somerset Partners LLC are private investment firms. With 30 years of experience in the real estate investment, Syndicated equities have provided with seductive returns to its client in evaluating, structuring and actively managing real estate investments. This firm deals in stabilized retail, office parking, hotel, and credit…

PropTech Platform Elevates Columbia's Goal of Providing Best-in-Class Tenant Experience BOSTON – February 2, 2021 – HqO, the end-to-end tenant experience operating system for commercial office buildings, is pleased to provide portfolio-wide property technology services for Columbia Property Trust, Inc., a real estate investment trust that creates value through owning, operating, and developing Class A office buildings in gateway U.S. markets. Through HqO's best-in-class property technology services platform, tenants have access to the new Columbia Gateway mobile app, which connects properties and amenities across Columbia's portfolio. The technology platform and Columbia Gateway app support Columbia's overall goal of providing an exceptional workplace experience for commercial office tenants."We are thrilled to partner with Columbia to build out a program that offers a premium tenant experience while providing invaluable insights to landlords," said Chase Garbarino, CEO of HqO. "Columbia was one of the first commercial real estate office owners in the world to offer a digitally connected experience across its portfolio of assets."The platform was piloted at several of Columbia's key properties in San Francisco, Washington, D.C., and New York City last summer, and has now been implemented across nearly 20 properties in Columbia's portfolio - which in total comprises more than 16…

While many real estate companies understand the importance of public relations in order to build their marketing approach and increase their online reputation, many businesses still do not know all the elements that PR involves and why some organizations can achieve the PR they want, and some do not.    Many startups and entrepreneurs question how they obtain media attention when entering into a full market of better-known companies. How can they receive enough attention to gain more exposure and awareness while also trying to grow their audience and stay within budget? The answer is to develop a unique set of strategies and tactics to set themselves apart from the competition.    In this article, we will look at    1) Tips for using PR to market a business  2) Reasons why PR is essential for any business  3) How to build an effective PR strategy for Real Estate Marketing    Tips for using PR to market a business    For many entrepreneurs and startups with a limited budget, PR can be considered an unnecessary expense. However, for companies that have implemented some PR strategy, it has proven to be successful. Research has shown that public relations can allow businesses…

Supply@ME Capital PLC (LN: SYME) is a financial technology vendor platform that provides an alternate way for businesses to raise capital by minding their own stock. Manufacturing and commerce companies can strengthen their cash flow and capital positions via a true sale' of the warehouse holdings to special purpose vehicles integrated by SYME, which also creates a new asset class for investors. We think SYME's shares are undervalued in the current variety of £0.50-£0.60 and might expect more movement in the £2.00 to £2.50 bucket to Q12021. SYME isn't a conventional lender, despite fulfilling most of the middleman duties. As a pure service provider, SYME matches funding providers with firms in need of liquidity. The assortment of industries it serves is almost infinite. The exclusive version permits special purpose vehicles (stock companies), integrated by Supply@ME to buy the inventory, which is subsequently leased back to the company, never leaving the warehouse. As a pure-play digital creditor or a stock-loan lender, SYME is up against powerful incumbents, with very little ability to increase the kinds of sums needed to make a dent in the aerospace or chemicals marketplace. Where SYME disagrees is its position as a simple service provider, taking away…

Virtual reality (VR) is getting prominent day by day and employed by most industries. VR technology and headsets are ending up additionally winding up increasingly steady and reasonable – and it's changing each sector, including real estate.   The business, set apart by its huge arrangements and expansive ticket sizes, has been doing things a similar route for quite a long time – however, new-age generation appear to need a change. Here are some manners by which VR is changing real estate:   Showcasing real estate like never before With VR, real estate organizations and specialists can utilize advanced digital imaging to capture a property completely and exhibit it to their customers. Suppose, you want to purchase a new home and get to see each of its features from the comfort of your own home or office. How good is that? Further, for buyers searching for property in another city, a town they're relocating, or grew up in, for instance, buying would be hassle-free, and they won't even need to go to the location physically. Exhibiting properties utilizing VR isn't something that organizations are theorizing about. It's as of nowhere. Organizations like Matterport have made it a reality for realities…

The manufactured home industry appears to be riding the wave of economic prosperity the U.S. is experiencing, and indicators point to sustained growth moving forward. Although the country continues to experience determined economic growth, historically low unemployment, wage growth, and substantial gains by America's middle class, a tight real estate market continues to keep site-built homeownership at arm's length for many. In recent years, the high-population Millennial demographic has emerged as the top buyers of starter homes. With many in this population bubble in their 30s, careers have blossomed, families have begun to grow, and they are fierce competitors for urban and suburban single-family homes. Millennial buying power coupled with low inventory has reportedly caused an uptick in site-built pricing. If you are curious about what this has to do with the manufactured home sector, quite a lot. New site-built construction has not kept pace with America's single-family home needs. In 2018, only approximately 840,000 new units were built. Although rising gradually since 2010, that figure stands in stark contrast to more than 1.5 million at the turn of the century, according to the Census. The country's population has grown from approximately 282 million in 2000 to 327 million in…

Commercial Real Estate Glossary of Terms and Definitions Negotiating commercial lease agreements can be an arduous process. Commercial leases often involve complex clauses, extensive paperwork and ambiguous language. Below we have compiled a glossary of standard commercial real estate definitions and concepts. This guide is intended to serve as reference for various lease terminology and common points of negotiation seen in the industry. These definitions represent major disciplines in the commercial property field, including developers, investors, financers, landlords and tenants -- with a primary focus on multi-tenant office and industrial lease terms. Because lease terms are often used interchangeably, it's important to avoid making any assumptions based on how a lease is characterized. Carefully review lease documents to understand the obligations and the expenses for which each party is responsible. Gross lease A gross lease is a legally binding contract in which a landlord receives stipulated rent from a tenant and is required to pay all or most expenses. Property expenses can include property taxes, insurance and maintenance. A benefit of this lease type is that it allows tenants to easily forecast expenses without concern of unexpected charges. However, the gross lease may be higher to protect the landlord from…