Navigating the multifaceted landscape of environmental regulations can be daunting for commercial real estate (CRE) stakeholders. As governments push for stricter policies to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, the built environment faces significant pressure to comply. Yet, within these
In an effort to address longstanding issues with construction permitting delays, Denver Mayor Mike Johnston has taken decisive action by signing an executive order to establish a new office tasked with speeding up the approval process for commercial and multifamily residential construction
Recent changes by Singapore’s Building and Construction Authority (BCA) aim to significantly advance building accessibility for seniors, wheelchair users, and nursing mothers. These updates, outlined in the latest Code on Accessibility in the Built Environment, focus on inclusivity and u
In an effort to crack down on unlicensed short-term rentals (STRs), the city of Steamboat Springs has shifted its enforcement strategy. The new approach targets not just property owners but also property managers who advertise or manage these illegal rentals. With a notable increase in cases and a
In recent years, the concept of green homes has transitioned from being an optional luxury to a necessary feature in the real estate market. This shift is driven by increased awareness of environmental issues, economic benefits, and regulatory requirements. Green homes are designed to reduce their
Flow-down clauses in construction contracts serve a critically important, yet often misunderstood function. They are essential in ensuring subcontractors uphold the same responsibilities stipulated in the prime contract between the general contractor (GC) and the project owner. This article, part
