Geotechnical conditions and groundwater level evaluation
Infrastructure and utilities assessment: I. Sewage II. Rainwater III. Water IV. Electricity V. Gas (if needed) VI. District heating
Transportation and access review: I. Condition of roads and necessary developments II. Public transport availability and status
Building Regulations: I. Zoning restrictions II. Plot capacity (above and underground gross m²) III. Height limitations IV. Minimum green area requirement V. Maximum built-up area VI. Floor space index VII. Other relevant regulations
2. Due Diligence for Investor-Owned Plots
All elements listed in Section 1
Assessment of potential regulatory changes
3. Financing
Business plan development
Determination of financing requirements
Communication with local banks
Evaluation of financing offers
Preparation of financing contracts
Real estate appraisals
Financing supervision services
4. Design Program
Preparation of a design program based on investor’s intentions, aligned with local regulations
5. Selection of Architect
Tender preparation:
Design program
Regulatory framework summary
Draft of the design contract
Architect invitation process
Bid evaluation
Design quality
Cost assessment
Additional terms and conditions
Contract finalization
6. Design Management
Supervision of the design process
Technical solution control
Design oversight
Material selection monitoring
Compliance with regulatory limits
Value engineering
Verification of the bill of quantities
Coordination of all technical disciplines (Structural, HVAC, Electrical, etc.)
7. Execution Tender
Tender preparation
Tender documentation (Conditions, design, studies, draft of the contract)
Contractor invitations
Tendering process
Q&A coordination
Issuance of additional information to bidders
Organization of bidder meetings
Bid evaluation
Price analysis
Comparative bid review
Final negotiations
Winner recommendation
Contract preparation
8. Construction Management
Establishment of administrative and documentation framework
Coordination with authorities and utility providers
Site handover to contractor
Quality control procedures
Cost control management
Scheduling oversight
Regular contractor meetings
Approval of contractor payments
Management of additional works, design modifications, material shortages, etc.
9. Handover and Occupancy Permit Phase
Final contractor handover
Occupancy permit process management
Documentation handling
Liaison with authorities
Site inspections
Application administration
Land registry documentation coordination
Tenant or buyer handover
10. Marketing and Sales
Marketing activity management
Preparation of sales documentation
Marketing materials (Drawings, 3D plans, technical data, logos, branding)