Due diligence
of developed real estate
Due diligence of a developed property is the process of thorough examination and analysis of various aspects related to a given property before making an investment decision.
This is particularly important in the context of developed real estate transactions, where there are many factors affecting the value and stability of the investment.
Contact
Grzegorz Chmielak
Head of Capital Markets & Valuation
Elements that are often taken into account as part of due diligence of a developed property
Legal Real Estate Inspection
Analysis of the current legal status of real estate, including examination of notarial deeds, land and mortgage registers, lease agreements, possible encumbrances or legal claims.
Financial analysis
Review financial records related to the property, including financial performance, operating costs, rental history and financial projections.
Technical Inspection
Assessment of the technical condition of buildings and real estate infrastructure, including examination of installations and structures, as well as identification of possible renovation needs.
Compliance with the spatial development plan
Checking whether the property complies with the applicable development plan and other land use regulations.
Environmental Survey
Assessment of the impact of real estate on the environment, identification of potential problems related to soil or groundwater contamination.
Analysis of the Local Real Estate Market
Researching the local real estate market to understand development prospects and competition, which may affect the value of the investment.
Tenant Evaluation
Review of lease agreements, assessment of tenant stability and identification of potential risks related to the loss of tenants.
Insurance Analysis
Evaluating property insurance policies to identify possible insurance risks.