TECHNICAL & ENVIRONMENTAL DUE DILIGENCE

Technical and structural real estate valuation helps buyers, vendors and portfolio/asset managers to assess the opportunities and risks of planned transactions. The condition of the building structure, fire safety, technical building services and outdoor facilities are examined to estimate the costs of maintenance, repair, modernisation and/or retrofit.

EnviroSustain carries out technical due diligence throughout Europe for various building types, whether existing buildings, new build or project developments.


Especially for portfolio transactions, we offer additional strategic advice and organise Europe-wide technical and environmental due diligence processes.

If you’d like more information about how EnviroSustain can support you, please contact us.

I support EnviroSustain with carrying out technical and environmental due diligence throughout Europe for various building types, whether existing buildings, new build or project developments. Because of the team’s well-rounded experience, we are able to integrate ESG and technical aspects to fully support our clients and their portfolios.


Gilbert Sonntag, Senior Consultant

CASE STUDY

Technical Due Diligence assessment  for large shopping centre complex

This property is a shopping centre which comprised of a supermarket, a shopping mall with approx. 60 retail units, a workshop building with two rental units and a Retail Park building with 5 retail units. 

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