ENVIRONMENTAL DUE DILIGENCE

Brownfield land, site of former chemical factory manufacturing pesticides, recently demolished.

Piles of the different garbage on a ground

Layout of UK market gardens producing a variety of vegetable crops grown in both the open air and in polythene tunnels

Environmental Due Diligence

Environmental due diligence investigations are critical in real estate transactions to identify and mitigate environmental risks. These investigations help buyers, lenders, and developers make informed decisions and avoid potential liabilities during property acquisition, divestment, or development. Failing to conduct environmental due diligence can lead to significant consequences, such as unexpected cleanup costs, legal liabilities, and a decrease in property value.