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Fast, ASTM-Compliant Phase I ESAs Across South Florida

Responsive environmental due diligence for commercial real estate acquisitions, financing, and redevelopment projects.

Submit your property details to receive a proposal and keep your transaction moving.

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When a Phase I ESA Is Typically Required

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CRE Financing & Refinancing

Many lenders require a Phase I ESA before funding can move forward.

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Redevelopment & Entitlement

Environmental issues can delay redevelopment, permitting, and site planning.

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Environmental Due Diligence

Evaluate environmental risk across multiple commercial assets efficiently.

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Commercial Property Acquisition

Identify environmental concerns before closing or assuming liability.

Environmental Delays Can Impact Transactions

Environmental concerns identified late in the due diligence process can delay financing, redevelopment, underwriting, permitting, and commercial closing timelines.

CRB helps lenders, developers, investors, and property owners identify environmental concerns early with responsive communication and clear ASTM-compliant reporting designed to keep transactions moving forward.

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Our Phase I ESA Process

Step 1: Historical Records & Site Review

We review historical records, environmental databases, and available site information to identify recognized environmental conditions.

Step 2: Site Reconnaissance & Assessment

Our team performs a site walkthrough and evaluates current environmental conditions associated with the property.

Step 3: Clear ASTM-Compliant Reporting

Findings are compiled into clear, defensible ASTM E1527-21 compliant reporting designed to support transaction timelines.