When retail space goes bad

Article Abstract:

Adaptive re-use is a redevelopment approach that has traditionally been associated with the conversion of light industrial property to office or multi-family uses. However, it is beginning to become useful in the retail segment, where the number of obsolete and superfluous properties is rapidly increasing. This is aptly illustrated in the study of the conversion of a vacant enclosed mini-mall into a fully occupied, state-of-the-art call center employing more than 1,000 people.

Residential Building Construction, Housing ex Mobile Homes, Innovations, Residential construction, Real estate development, Housing development

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Obtaining financing for brownfields sites: will your lender rave or run?

Article Abstract:

The concerns of lenders considering brownfields redevelopment schemes are considered. Such schemes have the potential to address both suburban sprawl and urban blight.

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Brownfields projects turn green in vastly improved redevelopment climate

Article Abstract:

Brownfields redevelopment is being viewed increasingly positively. The ways in which the potential value of brownfields can be released are considered.

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