Comparison of informations from the brownfield catalog and the data needed to evaluate real estate

Abstract

At present, the topic of sustainable development of the area with brownfield revitalization is one of the current topics. The revitalization of each brownfield requires a completely individual approach, but the whole process can be generalized into several successive points: the identification and cataloging of the site, the search for the investor and the new suitable functions for the brownfield, the design phase of the project, the authorization processes for the realization of the project, realization of the project, new use of the site and realistic return on investment. One of the major challenges for revitalization is the search for an investor. This is due to many factors, among which the acquisition cost of the property, which is based on units of measurement, excels. The tool used to encourage potential investors can be, for example, databases - catalogs of existing brownfields. These contain clearly arranged basic information about individual locations. In view of the easier pricing of the brownfield price (its value), it would be advisable to align this information with the necessary valuation data. The paper therefore deals with comparing the information contained in the brownfield databases and the data needed to determine the brownfield price as a real estate.