Assessing the Environmental Risks of Property Investment Portfolios

Illustrates that there are environmental risks associated with the current land uses which can be expected to be found within the industrial element of both institutional and property investment company portfolios. Argues that environmental problems are not exclusive to the uses associated with heav...

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Published inJournal of property finance Vol. 5; no. 4; pp. 68 - 83
Main Authors Turner, Neil J.K, Gronow, Stuart A, Pritchard, Paul
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published MCB UP Ltd 01.12.1994
Subjects
Contamination
Environment
Industry
Investment
Land use
Leasing
Pollution
Property
Risk
Tenants
Industry
Pollution
Leasing
Environment
Risk
Tenants
Property
Contamination
Land use
Investment
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Summary:Illustrates that there are environmental risks associated with the current land uses which can be expected to be found within the industrial element of both institutional and property investment company portfolios. Argues that environmental problems are not exclusive to the uses associated with heavy industrial owner-occupied type property. Environmental problems can also stem from the current occupational activities of B1, B2 and B8 industrial units. Consequently, outlines the information sources and tools that are available to assess this type of environmental risk. It also examines how off-site environmental losses suffered by a tenant could impact on the investment performance of property. Concludes by urging those involved in assessing the risks associated with property investment, particularly at the stock selection level, to take account of such environmental issues.
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ISSN:0958-868X
DOI:10.1108/09588689410080301