next DUE DILIGENCE   Due Diligence - an all-inclusive analysis of a real estate and/or a prospective building project to evaluate the risks and opportunities of the intended property transaction. Due diligence is composed of juridical, commercial, and technical sections. Technical Due Diligence (TDD) - a detailed and systematic analysis of real estate or a construction project. The main purpose is to achieve an overall view of its history and regulatory compliance, as well as its physical status in terms of quality and required maintenance. - based on data provided by the owner, on further information extracted from archives and publicly accessible sources, as well as onsite inspection. Environmental Due Diligence (EDD) - dealt with as technical due diligence, but with a focus mainly on environmental matters concerning the real estate to be analysed (geologic and hydro-geologic conditions, environmental technological impact, existing contaminated sites, ground- and groundwater damage, etc.) - can be carried out upon request of the client by estimating any hazards without sampling or by an additional technical onsite-inquiry. KS Due Diligence - technical as well as an environmental due diligence, offering optimised consulting services for real estate transactions. The client receives a complete report presented in a concise but detailed format, as well as a list of issues open to question, and proposals for solutions. GENERAL ANALYSIS   - Analysis regarding planning design, construction quality ,and defects. - Review of official conditions, e.g. fire protection requirements, safety at work, and health protection. - Statements on economic features regarding functionality and space efficiency. next