...‐making process. Issues such as the environmental and economic cost of reclaiming or remediating land will assume an importance which does not exist with greenfield sites. The potential for harm, both to human beings and to the wider environment, will have to be considered, especially if any contamination...

... of Geographic Information Systems (GIS). This geo‐index is a priori not defined as a price index but, somewhat more modestly, as a quality index which is a weighted average of a number of environmental parameters relevant for estimating the quality of a property in its urban environment. In this paper...

... of interest to the property professional, does have an excellent directory of links categorised under topics which include "business and the environment" and "environmental law". Scarlett Palmer The Department of Land Management and Development, University of ReadingE-mail: s.h.palmer@reading.ac.uk...

.... The tendency for “normal” or “standard” debt financing to be unavailable to owners or purchasers of contaminated (known or suspected properties) is also referenced by Chalmers and Scott (1993), Chalmers and Jackson (1996), Environmental Warranty Inc. (1995), and White (1994). Only Wilson and Alarcon 1995...