Are urban Brownfields becoming a better investment?

Article Abstract:

State and federal governments are offering voluntary cleanup and industrial reuse incentives for parties interested in rehabilitating Brownfield sites. The government program frees the redeveloper from future environmental liabilities that may accompany a contaminated site. Financial institutions and other lenders are also encouraged to support such projects with a substantial number of risk management and insurance products for Brownfield exposure.

Finance, Environmental aspects, Urban renewal

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Giving new purpose to former military sites

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Issues concerning the redevelopment of former military bases are discussed. Redevelopment plans are being hampered by the fact that pollution conditions exist on each site.

Facilities & equipment, Remodeling and renovation

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Buying closing military bases

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The crucial factors to be considered for purchasing and developing closing military bases are listed and discussed. Over 120 military bases are to be closed and privatized.

Acquisitions & mergers, Scientific Research and Development Services, Management dynamics, Development, Management, Mergers, acquisitions and divestments, Company acquisition/merger, Company business management

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