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Responsibility for mold-related damage in commercial and residential properties has become a hot-button issue in the past decade, as major storms like Hurricane Sandy have increased the potential for flooding and subsequent mold growth, and as tenants have become more aware of environmental issues. Things like indoor air quality (IAQ) that previously weren’t on tenants’ radar may play a role in whether they choose a certain space over another. After all, tenants don’t want to risk their employees’ or customers’ health by working in hazardous conditions.
