Faciliter les transactions immobilières réussies
Les évaluations environnementales de sites sont un choix d’affaires judicieux pour toute personne participant à une transaction immobilière, y compris les propriétaires, les acheteurs et les locataires, ainsi que les prêteurs et les gestionnaires immobiliers. En effectuant cette évaluation avant l’achat, les parties prenantes peuvent se qualifier en tant que propriétaire foncier innocent, propriétaire contigu ou acheteur potentiel de bonne foi et éviter la responsabilité de la Loi sur l’intervention, l’indemnisation et la responsabilité environnementales globales (CERCLA).
Chez TRC, nous avons mené des milliers d’évaluations environnementales de sites, protégeant ainsi nos clients contre la responsabilité en vertu des règlements de conformité environnementale. Nos professionnels de la phase 1 de l’ESA ont travaillé avec des établissements de crédit, des promoteurs immobiliers et des entités publiques et privées qui exigent l’excellence, et notre diligence raisonnable a livré. En collaboration avec notre équipe des services de conseil aux transactions (TAS), ils développent des évaluations approfondies et détaillées qui limitent la responsabilité future et répondent aux exigences de défense des acheteurs innocents.
Solutions intégrées de diligence raisonnable pour les évaluations environnementales de sites
TRC peut fournir des services complets de diligence raisonnable :
- Rapports d’évaluation préliminaire pour le Département de la protection de l’environnement du New Jersey
- Massachusetts Licensed Site Professionals (LSP)
- Photographie aérienne, vidéographie et cartographie
- Consultations et négociations de l’Agence
- Services conceptuels de génie civil
- Enquête préliminaire ou supplémentaire et établissement des coûts des mesures correctives (à court et à long terme)
- Évaluations d’impact visuel et simulations
- Évaluations alternatives de l’approvisionnement en eau et de l’irrigation
- Stratégie de délivrance de permis et consultations de l’Agence
- Analyse des contraintes environnementales
- Financement et soutien sous forme de subventions
- Génie civil – Conception finale
- Enquêtes sur les matériaux de construction dangereux (MCC, LBP, BPC)
- Inspections des réservoirs de stockage
- Évaluations des intrusions de vapeur
- Études hydrogéologiques (approvisionnement en eau/irrigation)
- Enquêtes sur le sous-sol
- Évaluations de la qualité de l’air intérieur
- Gestion des données environnementales
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