Joshua Robert
Estate Surveyor

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Job Role - Estate Surveyor
Location - Covering Norwich and surrounding areas
Day Rate - Between £500 - £700 DOE
Job Type - Contract
We are working with our client to appoint an MRICS qualified Estate Surveyor to join a well-regarded organisation within the social housing sector.
This is an excellent opportunity for an experienced surveyor to provide professional surveying and estate management advice across a diverse residential portfolio in and around Norwich and surrounding areas, playing a key role in supporting the effective management, valuation, and development of social housing assets on a day-rate contract basis.
Key Responsibilities
- Provide professional estate management advice across a portfolio of social housing assets, including leasehold and freehold properties
- Carry out valuations, rent reviews, and lease renewals in line with RICS guidance and best practice
- Advise on acquisitions, disposals, and land transactions to support the organisation's asset management strategy
- Manage leasehold and right-to-buy/right-to-acquire matters, including boundary disputes and easements
- Liaise with internal teams, tenants, solicitors, and external stakeholders on property and estate-related matters
- Support the development pipeline by advising on land assembly, options, and site appraisals
- Ensure compliance with relevant legislation, regulatory requirements, and RICS professional standards
- Prepare reports and provide clear, commercially sound recommendations to senior stakeholders
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- MRICS qualified (essential), with post-qualification experience in estate management, ideally within social housing or the wider public/affordable housing sector
- Strong technical knowledge of landlord and tenant matters, valuations, and asset management
- Excellent communication skills, with the ability to explain technical property matters to non-specialist stakeholders
- Commercially astute, with sound judgement and the ability to manage competing priorities
- Full UK driving licence, with willingness to travel across the Norwich portfolio as required
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