Interim Estate Management Surveyor
Location: London, hybrid working
Length: 3 months (Possibility of extension)
IR35 Status: Inside
Key Responsibilities of the Estate Management Surveyor
- Effectively managing the Council's property portfolio to maximise value, reduce costs, enhance long term value and increase returns, with a focus on both financial performance and social and economic benefits
- Take ownership for identifying and executing value add opportunities and asset management initiatives across the assets
- Delivering commercial arrangements (including leases and acquisitions) which meet the council's needs
- Maximising property regeneration opportunities from Councils assets through development enabling work and ensuring asset disposals meet Councils objectives and represent best value
- Working with Senior colleagues in developing and delivering property strategy in line with wider Council policy
- Create robust business cases to support strategy recommendations; feasibility management, quantifying value creation and other commercial benefits appropriately tailored to departmental objectives
Key Skills required of the Estate Management Surveyor
- Full corporate membership status with a recognized professional body such as RICS or equivalent
procuring and managing consultants such as agents, surveyors, planners, and solicitors
- Navigating public policy, preparing land development; Acquisition and disposal strategies and presenting papers to our relevant approval/board meetings
- Running disposal tenders, analysing information, financial appraisals, and contracting land deals
- A range of experience and a good knowledge of legal negotiations and contracts/agreements
To apply for this role or to find out about other jobs, please contact Joseph Dalton on the London Local Government Recruitment team on or send your CV to