Higher Capital Consulting
Head of Asset Management | Central London Offices

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Asset Management – Central London Office Assets
A well-established real estate business with a strong track record across some of London's most prominent office buildings is looking to appoint a Head of Asset Management.
The business works with institutional capital to reposition, lease and manage Central London office assets, with a strong track record of delivering major occupier deals - including significant City and West End requirements.
This is a standalone senior role with genuine ownership of assets from strategy through to execution. You'll take responsibility for live buildings, working directly with investors and playing a key role in shaping the strategy and performance of each asset.
The role
- Lead leasing strategy and execution across a portfolio of prime London office buildings, including large single-let and anchor transactions
- Manage surrenders, re-gears and rent reviews to protect and grow income
- Appoint and oversee third-party property managers, including agreeing terms, reviewing service charge and managing day-to-day performance
- Scope and manage refurbishment and Cat B fit-out programmes
- Oversee the interface between building management teams, landlord representatives and occupier fit-out teams
- Build the financial case behind asset management strategies and work closely with the investment team
- Contribute to wider asset strategy, including sales, refinancing and capital decisions
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About you
We're looking for an experienced asset manager with a strong track record of major London office leasing transactions. This is particularly suited to someone who has delivered large single-let or anchor deals rather than primarily working across high-volume, small-suite leasing.
You'll be comfortable taking ownership of the full asset management remit, including leasing, lease restructuring, property management oversight and refurbishment. You'll also need to be commercially and numerically strong, with the ability to build, understand and present the business case behind an asset management strategy.


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Freeholder/headlease experience would be advantageous, as would MRICS, but neither is essential.
The opportunity
This is an opportunity to join a lean, entrepreneurial platform where you'll have genuine scope to shape the asset management function.
You'll take responsibility for live assets, work closely with the investment and development teams, and play a key role in the wider strategy of the business as it continues to expand.
If you're operating at Senior Asset Manager, Associate Director or Director level and are looking for greater influence and autonomy than you'd typically get within a larger platform, I'd be interested in hearing from you.
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