ERIS Originals
Tax Increment Financing: Pros, Cons, and Examples
Can TIF strategies be the key to funding more commercial real estate projects?
How have Environmental Consultants adapted to ‘COVID’ times?
The world continues to navigate the uncertainty surrounding COVID-19 and what the “new normal” means for our personal and professional lives.
Environmental Data Providers Release Findings of a Collaborative Survey
Results from the industry survey of EPs across the U.S. about the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic in the industry.
ERIS Updates
ERIS has developed 2 new tools to create efficiency
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ERIS Welcomes Noel Roman as Regional Account Manager
In his new role as Regional Account Manager, Noel will work directly with customers and grow ERIS’ commitment in Connecticut, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Vermont, New Hampshire, Maine, New Jersey and New York Metro.
ERIS President Carol Le Noury elected to the Board of the Canadian Brownfields Network
The CBN is pleased to announce the election of its new Board of Directors for the coming 2020-2021 period. The Board will now include Carol Le Noury, President of ERIS.
ERIS’ delivery of CDs and other products – March 18
ERIS is pleased to announce that we will continue to fill all city directory orders during the closure of most libraries and agencies across the country, as we cope with the effects of the COVID-19 Pandemic.
Industry News
Canada invests in small modular nuclear technology, eyes net-zero future
The Canadian government took a tentative step forward on its national small modular reactor (SMR) plan on Thursday, with an investment to help an Ontario company edge closer to commercializing its reactor technology.
California Secondary Markets See Potential For Gains From S.F.’s, LA’s Losses
As the economic slowdown batters gateway markets like San Francisco, some of California's secondary markets have shown resilience in spite of the coronavirus pandemic.
Office Distress Still Low, But Lease Expirations, Maturing Loans Loom Large
The coronavirus has not yet caused major distress for office owners, but the billions of loans out on properties with leases show just how much is at risk in the country’s priciest office markets.
Toronto Tops Construction Crane Index, With Almost A Third Of All Projects
The index shows North America saw the first decline of construction cranes in years. Toronto was a notable exception.
Commercial-Property Foreclosures Are Poised to Rise as Covid-19 Lingers
The coronavirus pandemic got here at a nasty time for the Burnsville Middle mall close to Minneapolis.