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    Blacklight - technical and financial due diligence for Castello

Overview

The Swedish real estate company Castellum was assisted by KHR's construction advisors in the acquisition of the Blacklight office building. The real estate investor needed a technical due diligence of the building's suitability for a new use of the building complex and a budgeting in relation to the execution of the necessary architectural and interior changes.

Facts
City
Ørestaden, Copenhagen
Country
Denmark
Client
Castellum
Year
2017
Area
32 000 ㎡
Sustainability
Functional rethinking
Services
Technical and economic due diligence
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