You may already know that you need EPA's assistance in obtaining contractors to conduct site assessments , or you may choose instead to apply for financial assistance . Ownership status . Public property allows for easy access and the ability to transfer or sell once the site has been redeveloped. If you are evaluating a private property, be sure to establish a common understanding or agreement with the owner about your intentions. Issues such as access, repayment of public funding, and contribution to the eventual cleanup of the property should be addressed.
Large properties are easy to split up and sell off in pieces once redeveloped.
If you are working with smaller properties, look for lots that are adjacent or close enough to combine for an effective end use. Big or small, any property has potential for brownfields redevelopment. Large parcels can be split off and sold, while smaller properties may be combined with adjacent parcels. Easy access to public transportation is often times a key factor in redevelopment success. The proximity of the property to major highways and the availability of sufficient parking, particularly if you are considering commercial redevelopment, are key concerns.