Before Purchasing: Environmental Due Diligence
In addition to the services already mentioned, we offer an environmental due diligence check within the framework of sale and purchasing transactions.
CBRE carries out environmental site assessment as part of its environmental due diligence. The property is examined and evaluated in the context of environmental criteria such as emissions, hazardous substances, water supply and disposal, building pollutants, site contamination, radon exposure, earthquake and flooding resistance, etc. For due diligence checks for a portfolio, the environmental risks for a real estate portfolio are classified, examined and evaluated.
We evaluate the risks and costs involved with a property by producing reports and carrying out in-depth analysis.
Geological Evaluation – An Overview of the Underground
When purchasing a property, it’s worth knowing what it’s built on. Soil analysis is required for many commercial properties, in particular for areas of potential concern, including for possible contamination. Owners of other types of buildings may want to learn more about the condition and quality of ground beneath them, both for technical and environmental reasons. We provide clarity in matters related to foundation soil, potential site contamination, radon exposure and geothermal issues.
Building Inspections Provide Security
The value of a building depends to a large extent on how it was built. We inspect existing properties for hazardous building substances and ensure that only long-lasting environmentally friendly materials or certified ecological materials are used for new constructions and renovations.