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Designated investigation agency | Conducting a historical survey to prevent defects when changing the use of and selling factory sites.

Blocking environmental liabilities and hidden defect risks associated with the change of use or sale of our former factory site! A meticulous historical investigation to protect the company's social credibility.

Due to the closure of our own factories and business sites, when considering the change of land use to residential areas for sale or effective utilization, the greatest uncertainty faced by managers is the risk of soil contamination, which is a "hidden defect." If serious contamination comes to light after the sale, the company's social responsibility and credibility will be severely undermined, leading to long-term legal disputes and unexpected large compensation claims. This catalog emphasizes the importance of "historical verification of land use change," which is led by the seller to facilitate the smooth sale and M&A of company land. It analyzes the handling history of specific harmful substances unique to the industry and the evolution of past manufacturing processes based on a database in a multilayered manner. Furthermore, it systematically compiles practical knowledge on neutral sampling surveys to prevent unfair lowball offers and on warranty clauses for planned management of confirmed contamination costs within contracts. Please use this book to solidify the company's social credibility and achieve sound asset disposal while appropriately maintaining the asset value of the land.

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Designated Investigation Agency | Negotiation Techniques for Real Estate Transactions by Detecting Risks from Past Land Use

Technology to prevent the cancellation of land sales. Disclosing past land category change history and mixed-use land risks in advance, and proving the safety of underground conditions through residential land sale sampling.

This technical document serves as strategic selling guidance for landowners and asset management personnel considering the sale of their owned land, factory sites, or idle assets. It emphasizes the seller's control in clarifying historical land use risks based on past registration categories to prevent transaction cancellations or price reduction demands. Even if the current land use is typical residential, thoroughly tracing the historical "land use change history" beyond forests and wastelands becomes a crucial defense strategy to preemptively address buyer inquiries regarding soil contamination. In particular, it explains rigorous methods for objectively verifying safety using chronological aerial photographs and old maps, especially concerning the "mixed-use land risk," which is often viewed with suspicion regarding contamination. Additionally, it covers procedures for utilizing "residential land sale sampling" to foster buyer confidence and dramatically accelerate contract agreements, as well as the know-how for building reliable disclosure evidence through designated investigative agencies. This practical guide aims to completely eliminate disputes over hidden defects after transfer and ensure smooth and advantageous real estate sales.

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Geological Survey to Mitigate Land Transaction Risks for Real Estate Development | Geotech

Identify development risks before the contract! Understand hidden defects and achieve safe land transactions.

In real estate development, understanding potential risks based on the historical usage of the development site and public documents is essential for the success of the project. In particular, "hidden defects" such as soil contamination can lead to unexpected troubles and additional costs after development, potentially affecting the overall timeline and profitability of the project. Identifying these risks in advance and implementing appropriate measures is crucial for managing the legal and financial risks of the developer and ensuring smooth project execution. GeoTech's historical investigation services, as a designated research organization, visualize the potential risks of the land based on objective data and support decision-making in the early stages of development planning. 【Usage Scenarios】 - Before acquiring new development land - Demolition and redevelopment projects of existing buildings - Risk assessment in large-scale developments - Compliance with environmental regulations 【Benefits of Implementation】 - Early detection and reduction of development risks - Mitigation of unexpected additional costs - Improved accuracy of project planning - Assurance of reliability among stakeholders

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[For Financial Institutions] Historical Research to Improve Collateral Evaluation Accuracy | Geotech

Identify hidden risks of collateral before the contract and improve evaluation accuracy.

In financial institutions, accurately assessing the collateral value of real estate that is the subject of loans is crucial from a risk management perspective. In particular, "hidden defects" such as soil contamination resulting from the past use of land are often overlooked in superficial investigations, and if these issues are discovered, they can lead to a decrease in collateral value and the emergence of future remediation costs. It is essential to identify these risks in advance and conduct more precise collateral evaluations. GeoTech's historical land surveys, as a designated research institution, contribute to improving the accuracy of collateral evaluations by analyzing the past usage history of land and public documents from multiple angles, thereby visualizing potential underground risks. 【Usage Scenarios】 - Preliminary investigation of collateral properties in loan examinations - Identification of risk factors during real estate collateral evaluations - Reduction of the risk of non-performing loans 【Benefits of Implementation】 - Improvement of objectivity and reliability in collateral evaluations - Reduction of risks after loan execution - Stabilization of the real estate collateral portfolio

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[For Warehouse and Logistics Site Selection] Designated Investigation Agency | Soil Contamination Survey and Historical Investigation

Eliminate transaction risks for warehouse and logistics land through historical research.

In the selection of land for warehouses and logistics facilities, maintaining future asset value and ensuring smooth transactions are important factors. Particularly in areas with large-scale developments or operational histories, there may be potential risks of soil contamination. It is essential to identify these risks in advance to prevent transaction troubles and declines in asset value. Our "Designated Investigation Agency | Soil Contamination Survey and Phase 1 Historical Investigation for Land Transactions" provides reliable historical investigations based on objective data as a designated investigation agency by the Ministry of the Environment, addressing these challenges. 【Usage Scenarios】 - When acquiring land for new warehouses and logistics facilities - When considering expansion land for existing facilities - In land transactions involving development areas exceeding 3,000 m² - In land selection in former factory sites or industrial areas 【Benefits of Implementation】 - Advance understanding of soil contamination risks and planning of countermeasures - Prevention of troubles in real estate transactions - Contribution to objective evaluation of asset value and price formation - Reliable compliance with legal investigation obligations

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  • Geological Survey
  • History Research

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[For Financial Institutions] Designated Investigation Agency | Soil Contamination Survey and Historical Land Investigation during Land Transactions

Improving the accuracy of guarantee evaluations by eliminating transaction risks through historical investigations.

In conducting collateral evaluations, financial institutions must consider the potential soil contamination risks of the target real estate, as these directly impact asset value fluctuations and the risk of future defaults. Particularly when the past usage of the land is unclear, unexpected environmental issues may arise, significantly undermining collateral value. Therefore, an objective and reliable risk assessment based on accurate information is essential. Our "Designated Investigation Agency | Soil Contamination Investigation and Phase 1 Historical Investigation for Land Transactions" serves as a designated investigation agency by the Ministry of the Environment, ensuring thorough historical investigations that preemptively identify and eliminate these risks, thereby enhancing the accuracy of collateral evaluations. 【Usage Scenarios】 - Collateral real estate evaluation during loan screening - Risk management for real estate collateral loans - Understanding soil contamination risks in asset assessments 【Benefits of Implementation】 - Visualization of potential risks associated with collateral real estate - More accurate assessment of collateral value - Prevention of troubles after loan execution

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[For Warehousing and Logistics] Designated Investigation Agency | Soil Contamination Survey and Historical Investigation Phase 1

Assessment of soil contamination risks in land purchases for warehouses and logistics through historical investigations.

In the purchase of land for the warehouse and logistics industry, it is important to understand in advance the presence or absence of soil contamination risks for future operations, from the perspective of business continuity and safety. The history of past land use and the presence of potential contaminants can lead to unexpected cost increases and business delays. Therefore, reliable risk assessment through thorough investigation is essential. Our designated investigation agency conducts historical land use surveys (Phase 1) to prevent such risks and support safe land transactions. 【Usage Scenarios】 - Before purchasing land for new warehouse and logistics facilities - Before purchasing land for the expansion of existing facilities - As part of due diligence in real estate transactions 【Benefits of Implementation】 - Early detection and avoidance of soil contamination risks - Control of unexpected additional costs - Smooth land transactions - Strengthening of business continuity plans (BCP)

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  • Other civil engineering services
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Soil contamination historical investigation <Phase 1>

Obtaining four valid pieces of information! This shows the work of classifying areas at risk of soil contamination.

We would like to introduce the historical investigation of soil contamination conducted by our company. We obtain four types of valid information to assess the land use situation, the usage of specific hazardous substances, the overview of soil or groundwater contamination, and to estimate the potential for contamination regarding the land and surrounding areas. We will demonstrate the process of identifying the types of specific hazardous substances for sampling and categorizing the risk of soil contamination. 【Valid Information】 ■ Land use situation ■ Usage of specific hazardous substances ■ Overview of soil or groundwater contamination ■ To estimate the potential for contamination *For more details, please refer to the related links or feel free to contact us.

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