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Permanent Job - Asset surveyor.MRICS. Property services Principal Asset SurveyorLocal Authority. Strategic Property Services Grade 13 Full-Time Are you an experienced property professional looking to influence the strategic direction and performance of a diverse public sector estate? We are seeking a highly capable Principal Asset Surveyor to play a key role in managing, optimising and developing a substantial property portfolio valued at more than £500 million.Proactive asset management is central to ensuring that the estate delivers strong commercial performance, supports organisational objectives and provides value for money. The portfolio includes a mix of commercial, industrial, rural and development assets held within an established investment programme across multiple asset classes.This role will focus on the optimisation, rationalisation and day to day management of assets to maximise income, minimise costs and ensure compliance with statutory requirements, including achieving best consideration under Section 123 of the Local Government Act 1972. About the RoleAs Principal Asset Surveyor, you will manage a varied asset management caseload, taking responsibility for financial analysis, lease management, operational performance and strategic advisory work across the estate. You will lead negotiations, commission external advisors and support the development of asset management policies and practices.Your expertise will help guide decisions on investment, development, retention and disposal, contributing to long term strategic plans and the effective management of all operational and commercial assets. Key ResponsibilitiesYou will: Develop asset management and investment strategies, identifying surplus or under performing assets and implementing value add or disposal initiatives.Conduct detailed financial and commercial appraisals for lettings, rent reviews, lease renewals, refurbishments and other asset related decisions.Lead commercial negotiations with tenants, developers, partners and stakeholders.Commission and oversee the work of external property and legal advisors, ensuring timely and high quality outcomes.Ensure all statutory, legal and compliance obligations relating to the estate are met, including securing consents and legal agreements before works commence.Provide valuation and strategic asset management advice on the retention, disposal, development or investment potential of assets.Promote best practice across asset management and contribute to the development of policies, procedures and professional standards.Uphold strong corporate governance for asset related decisions.Provide strategic advice and high quality reports for internal steering groups, senior stakeholders and external bodies.Contribute to annual investment programme reports, the Corporate Asset Management Plan and other strategic asset documentation.Maintain accurate information within asset management systems (AMS), CAD, GIS and related platforms.Ensure work complies with policies including health & safety, statutory compliance, sustainability and information governance.Demonstrate commitment to equality, diversity and inclusion at all times.Support, when required, by deputising for the Development & Commercial Estates Manager. About YouEssential Qualifications & Experience:Degree or equivalent in Real Estate or a related discipline.Full MRICS membership.Significant post qualification experience managing a broad range of leasehold and freehold assets.Strong experience in Landlord & Tenant matters, including valuation, negotiation and legal understanding.Proven experience analysing investment markets and interpreting financial/performance data.Experience advising on investment acquisitions and development appraisals.Significant experience commissioning and managing external agents and solicitors.Experience valuing a wide variety of property types.Knowledge of preparing and managing budgets or spending profiles.Good understanding of construction related matters.Skills and Competencies:Effective workload and time management.Strong financial and resource management skills.Ability to provide high-quality customer service to internal and external stakeholders.Excellent written and verbal communication, including presenting complex information clearly.Ability to manage performance, influence others and lead by example.Strong problem-solving skills with a continuous improvement mindset.Ability to adapt to change, manage conflict and maintain professional standards.Desirable:Experience within local government or a similar public sector organisation. What you'll get in return Salary £49-53000 Local Authority pension scheme Hybrid and flexible working (3 days WFH) Generous annual leave Free Parking Employee benefit scheme What you need to do now If you're interested in this role, click 'apply now' to forward an up-to-date copy of your CV, or call us now. If this job isn't quite right for you, but you are looking for a new position, please contact us for a confidential discussion about your career. #

Permanent Job - Development surveyor - local authority Principal Development SurveyorLocal Authority - Strategic Property Services Grade 13 Full-Time Are you an experienced property professional looking to shape the future of a diverse and high value public sector estate? We are seeking a highly skilled Principal Development Surveyor to lead the proactive management, optimisation and performance of a significant property portfolio.The organisation manages commercial, rural and operational assets held across multiple sectors, including offices, industrial and distribution premises, development land and a rural estate. Proactive asset management is essential to drive value, achieve the best consideration under s123 of the Local Government Act 1972, and support wider service delivery.This role is central to ensuring the portfolio performs at its best - enhancing income streams, reducing occupancy costs, and delivering sound investment decisions through rigorous financial and commercial analysis. About the RoleAs Principal Development Surveyor, you will manage a varied day to day caseload of asset management activity across the commercial, development and operational portfolios. You will develop strategies, lead negotiations, advise senior stakeholders and ensure that all statutory and governance requirements relating to property assets are met to the highest professional standards.You will work across a wide range of asset types, contribute to corporate asset planning, and play a key role in shaping long term investment and development opportunities. Key ResponsibilitiesIn this role, you will: Develop and deliver asset management and investment strategies, identifying under performing or surplus assets and recommending value add or disposal actions.Undertake robust financial and commercial appraisals for lettings, rent reviews, renewals, refurbishments and development opportunities.Lead commercial negotiations with stakeholders, partners, developers and external agents to secure the best outcomes.Commission and oversee external property and legal advisors to ensure high quality work delivered in line with organisational procedures.Ensure all statutory and legal obligations are met across the portfolio, including compliance, consents and agreements for building works.Provide valuation and strategic asset management advice on retention, disposal, development and potential investment opportunities.Promote best practice in asset management and support the development of policies, processes and professional standards.Ensure sound governance of property decisions and represent the organisation at internal and external meetings.Prepare high quality reports and recommendations for internal groups, stakeholders and external bodies.Contribute to the annual property reports, Corporate Asset Management Plan and other strategic plans.Maintain accurate and timely management information using systems such as AMS, CAD and GIS.Ensure all work complies with organisational policies, including health & safety, statutory compliance and energy efficiency initiatives.Protect and manage information securely and report any possible breaches promptly.Demonstrate commitment to organisational values including equality, diversity and inclusion. About YouEssential qualifications and experience:Degree (or equivalent) in Real Estate or a related field.Full MRICS professional membership.Significant post qualification experience across asset and estate management for a range of land and property types.Strong understanding of Landlord & Tenant matters, valuation, negotiation and property law.Experience analysing investment markets, trends and financial data.Proven ability to advise on investment acquisitions, development appraisals and asset performance.Experience commissioning and managing external agents and solicitors.Experience valuing a broad range of property types.Strong commercial awareness with the ability to prepare budgets, forecasts and spending profiles.Good understanding of construction related matters.Excellent communication skills with the ability to influence, negotiate and lead.Strong organisational and time management skills.Desirable:Previous experience working within local government or a similar public sector environment. What you'll get in return £49-£5300 Salary Hybrid and flexible working (3 days WFH) Local Authority pension Scheme Generous annual leave Employee benefit scheme What you need to do now If you're interested in this role, click 'apply now' to forward an up-to-date copy of your CV, or call us now. If this job isn't quite right for you, but you are looking for a new position, please contact us for a confidential discussion about your career. #

Permanent Job - Disposal and acquisition surveyor, local authority Job Advert: Principal Disposal & Acquisition Surveyor Grade 13 Full-Time This local authority manages a diverse and high value property estate worth over £500 million, supporting essential services across the council. Disposal and acquisition of assets are key to meeting our capital receipts targets and ensuring the ongoing delivery of a sustainable and efficient property portfolio.We are now seeking an experienced and commercially minded Principal Disposal & Acquisition Surveyor to play a central role in shaping, managing and delivering property transactions across the Council's extensive estate.About the RoleAs our Principal Disposal & Acquisition Surveyor, you will manage a varied caseload covering disposals, acquisitions and strategic development opportunities across the Council's operational estate, rural holdings, development land and commercial assets.You will develop and deliver strategies that maximise value, ensure robust governance and support evidence based decision-making. Acting as a lead negotiator on behalf of the Council, you'll work closely with partners, developers, legal advisors and internal stakeholders to secure the best outcomes under s123 Local Government Act 1972.This is a key professional role where your expertise will directly influence the Council's capital programme, long term asset strategy and wider organisational objectives.Key ResponsibilitiesYou will: Develop strategies for disposal, acquisition and investment aligned to corporate priorities.Identify under performing or surplus assets and lead value add or disposal initiatives.Undertake detailed financial and commercial appraisals, including complex structures such as overage, JV and forward funding.Manage property related capital and revenue programming to support decision-making.Lead negotiations with developers, agents, stakeholders and landowners.Commission and manage external property and legal advisors.Provide strategic planning and development advice across a wide range of asset types.Ensure robust governance for all property transactions.Prepare high quality reports for senior stakeholders, members, CPSG and external bodies.Contribute to the annual Report, Corporate Asset Management Plan and related strategies.Maintain accurate property data using AMS, CAD, GIS and analytical tools.Ensure compliance with statutory, health & safety and information governance requirements.Promote best practice, champion continuous improvement and deputise for the Disposal & Acquisition Manager when required.What We're Looking ForEssential:Degree (or equivalent) in Real Estate or a related field.MRICS professional membership.Significant experience managing disposals and acquisitions across a variety of land and property types.Strong background in Landlord & Tenant matters, valuation, negotiations and investment market analysis.Demonstrable experience commissioning and managing external agents and solicitors.Robust financial and commercial appraisal skills.Excellent written and verbal communication skills, able to influence stakeholders and present recommendations clearly.Ability to manage competing demands, deliver to deadlines and maintain high professional standards.Valid driving licence and access to a vehicle (reasonable adjustments will be considered).Desirable:Local government or wider public-sector experience.Knowledge of construction matters and preparing budgets/spend profiles. What you'll get in return On offer: Salary £49000- £53000A supportive and inclusive working environmentFlexible working options, including Hybrid (3 days WFH)Casual user car allowanceGenerous public-sector pension schemeOngoing professional development opportunitiesGenerous annual leave What you need to do now If you're interested in this role, click 'apply now' to forward an up-to-date copy of your CV, or call us now. If this job isn't quite right for you, but you are looking for a new position, please contact us for a confidential discussion about your career. #

Senior Surveyor, rural estate management, North Yorkshire Consultancy, permanent position, competitive package Your new company Your new company is a multi-disciplinary professional services firm covering the North of England. They are Chartered Surveyors, Farm Business Consultants, Planning and Development Professionals, Valuers, Environmental Specialists and Estate Agents who provide a full range of services for their rural client base. Your new role Your new company requires a rural practice chartered surveyor to join our Alnwick office. In this role, you will be covering a wide variety of work and projects. You will deliver excellent customer service primarily for established and important clients and look to work with a diverse portfolio of clientele across the region. • Provide rural professional advice to clients on a range of matters including landlord and tenants, valuations, diversification and development projects, ecosystem services, sales and lettings, energy and other emerging opportunities. • Work as part of a growing team to ensure excellent client service and complement the skills and experience of the team. • Support efforts to build and enhance the Company's public profile, including attending events, speaking engagements, and working alongside our farm consultants to add value to the advice we provide to our clients. • Liaise with clients and develop client relationships. What you'll need to succeed • Degree level/ RICS accredited. • Demonstrable experience (in excess of 5 years) of multidisciplinary rural land management across a wide client base. • Environmental or forestry experience would be beneficial. • Knowledge and experience of property acquisitions, disposals and landlords and tenant matters. • Good interpersonal skills and ability to communicate effectively, both orally and in writing, with colleagues and clients. • Good general knowledge of Microsoft Office, specifically Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, SharePoint, Planner, OneDrive, and Advanced Excel skills would be an advantage. • Ability to act on your own initiative whilst also working with company processes and procedures. • High attention to detail. • Ability to remain calm under pressure. What you'll get in return • Competitive salary • Auto-enrolment pension scheme • Sick pay. • 25 days holiday plus statutory bank holidays. • Birthday leave. • Health insurance. • Electric car scheme. • Enhanced parental leave. • Wellbeing activities. • Employee referral scheme. • Company charity events. What you need to do now If you're interested in this role, click 'apply now' to forward an up-to-date copy of your CV, or call us now. If this job isn't quite right for you, but you are looking for a new position, please contact us for a confidential discussion about your career. #

Senior Rural Surveyor / Associate Director Location: Ipswich Salary: Competitive + Benefits + Relocation Support (up to 2,500) Overview An established and highly regarded independent rural surveying practice is seeking an experienced Rural Surveyor to join its growing team. This is a key hire driven by a strong pipeline of work and continued business growth, offering the opportunity to step into a trusted position with real responsibility and autonomy. Operating for over 10 years, the business has built an excellent reputation as a boutique specialist in rural and land-based consultancy. With a strong focus on developing early-career professionals, there is now a need for an experienced individual to provide leadership, support the wider team, and help manage an increasing and diverse client base. The Opportunity This role is suited to a well-rounded rural surveyor looking to take ownership of work, support junior colleagues, and act as a safe pair of hands across a broad portfolio. The successful individual will play a key role in: Managing a wide range of rural professional work Supporting and mentoring junior surveyors, graduates, and apprentices Taking pressure off senior leadership by confidently handling client relationships and project delivery Contributing to the continued growth and success of a dynamic and agile business There is clear scope for progression, with flexibility around title from Senior Surveyor through to Associate Director depending on experience. Key Responsibilities General practice rural surveying across a varied client base Estate and land management Valuation work (including rural and development assets) Infrastructure and utilities projects Renewable energy schemes, including solar and battery storage Acting for landowners across a diverse portfolio Building and maintaining strong client relationships Supporting and developing junior team members About the Business Independent rural surveying firm with over a decade of success Boutique, specialist consultancy with a strong reputation in the market Offices in Ipswich and Bury St Edmunds Agile and collaborative team environment Significant investment in graduates and apprentices Relaxed, supportive culture with a strong emphasis on teamwork Strong pipeline of work and long-standing client relationships Candidate Profile MRICS qualified (or equivalent experience considered) Proven experience in rural surveying / general practice Broad skillset across rural professional work Comfortable handling a wide variety of instructions Strong client-facing and communication skills Ability to work both independently and as part of a team Keen to support and mentor less experienced colleagues What's on Offer Competitive salary and benefits package Clear progression opportunities, including promotion potential Flexible title depending on experience (Senior Surveyor to Associate Director) Relocation support up to 2,500 Opportunity to join a respected and growing independent firm Varied and high-quality workload across the rural sector This is an excellent opportunity for an experienced rural surveyor seeking a long-term move into a trusted role within a thriving, well-regarded independent practice.

Interim Principal Asset Manager London Borough of Enfield 3-month initial contract (with a view to extend) 2 days per week office-based + site visits as required The London Borough of Enfield is seeking an experienced Principal Asset Manager on an interim basis to support the management and optimisation of the Council's diverse commercial, operational and rural property portfolio. Working within the Estates team and closely with the Head of Estates, you will play a key role in managing a wide range of commercial assets while leading on landlord and tenant matters including rent reviews, lease renewals, asset strategy and income optimisation. This role will support the ongoing performance and strategic direction of the Council's investment portfolio, helping to deliver against the Strategic Asset Management Plan. The Portfolio You will be working across a significant and varied estate including: Approx 625 commercial assets Commercial investment portfolio valued at c. £135m Annual income of approximately £8m Key Responsibilities Day-to-day asset management across the Council's commercial property estate Leading rent reviews, lease renewals and landlord & tenant negotiations Identifying opportunities to optimise income and reduce voids Supporting asset strategy and portfolio performance Mentoring and supporting junior members of the team Providing professional property advice to senior officers and elected members Requirements for the role: UK Resident MRICS qualified Chartered Surveyor Strong experience within commercial asset management Proven track record delivering rent reviews, lease negotiations and portfolio management Minimum 3 years' experience within local authority or housing association. This is an excellent opportunity for an experienced surveyor to support the management of one of London's largest local authority estates while contributing to the strategic development of a significant commercial portfolio.

Senior Rural Surveyor / Associate Director Location: Suffolk (Ipswich or Bury St Edmunds offices ) Salary: Competitive + Benefits + Relocation Support (up to 2,500) Overview An established and highly regarded independent rural surveying practice is seeking an experienced Rural Surveyor to join its growing team. This is a key hire driven by a strong pipeline of work and continued business growth, offering the opportunity to step into a trusted position with real responsibility and autonomy. Operating for over 10 years, the business has built an excellent reputation as a boutique specialist in rural and land-based consultancy. With a strong focus on developing early-career professionals, there is now a need for an experienced individual to provide leadership, support the wider team, and help manage an increasing and diverse client base. The Opportunity This role is suited to a well-rounded rural surveyor looking to take ownership of work, support junior colleagues, and act as a safe pair of hands across a broad portfolio. The successful individual will play a key role in: Managing a wide range of rural professional work Supporting and mentoring junior surveyors, graduates, and apprentices Taking pressure off senior leadership by confidently handling client relationships and project delivery Contributing to the continued growth and success of a dynamic and agile business There is clear scope for progression, with flexibility around title from Senior Surveyor through to Associate Director depending on experience. Key Responsibilities General practice rural surveying across a varied client base Estate and land management Valuation work (including rural and development assets) Infrastructure and utilities projects Renewable energy schemes, including solar and battery storage Acting for landowners across a diverse portfolio Building and maintaining strong client relationships Supporting and developing junior team members About the Business Independent rural surveying firm with over a decade of success Boutique, specialist consultancy with a strong reputation in the market Offices in Ipswich and Bury St Edmunds Agile and collaborative team environment Significant investment in graduates and apprentices Relaxed, supportive culture with a strong emphasis on teamwork Strong pipeline of work and long-standing client relationships Candidate Profile MRICS qualified (or equivalent experience considered) Proven experience in rural surveying / general practice Broad skillset across rural professional work Comfortable handling a wide variety of instructions Strong client-facing and communication skills Ability to work both independently and as part of a team Keen to support and mentor less experienced colleagues What's on Offer Competitive salary and benefits package Clear progression opportunities, including promotion potential Flexible title depending on experience (Senior Surveyor to Associate Director) Relocation support up to 2,500 Opportunity to join a respected and growing independent firm Varied and high-quality workload across the rural sector This is an excellent opportunity for an experienced rural surveyor seeking a long-term move into a trusted role within a thriving, well-regarded independent practice.