Does the land market break down for contaminated properties?
Recent changes in potential liabilities associated with contaminated properties have reduced the number of buyers for such properties. This paper examines the hypothesis that the contingent liabilities and uncertainties surrounding contaminated properties create extraordinary proft opportunities for...
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