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Property Acquisition & Disposal Surveyor
£500 per day (Inside IR35)
Hybrid – 2 days per week onsite Glenfield County Hall (Wednesday mandatory)
Contract until November 2026
We are recruiting for an experienced Property Acquisition & Disposal Surveyor to join a public sector organisation on a long-term contract supporting the management of a £519m property portfolio.
Key Responsibilities
- Manage a varied caseload of property acquisitions and disposals.
- Develop and deliver acquisition, disposal, and investment strategies.
- Identify surplus or underperforming assets and recommend opportunities to maximise value.
- Undertake financial and commercial appraisals to assess the viability of property transactions.
- Negotiate with developers, landowners, agents, and other stakeholders to secure the best outcomes.
- Instruct and manage external property consultants and legal advisers.
- Provide strategic advice on planning, development, acquisitions, and disposals.
- Prepare reports and recommendations for senior stakeholders and committees.
- Support the development of the organisation's Asset Management Plan and wider property strategy.
- Monitor budgets, expenditure, and performance relating to property projects.
- Ensure all work complies with relevant legislation, governance requirements, and organisational policies.
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- Experience managing commercial property acquisitions and disposals.
- Strong knowledge of property, asset management, and estate management.
- Experience carrying out commercial and financial appraisals.
- Excellent negotiation and stakeholder management skills.
- Ability to prepare reports and present recommendations to senior stakeholders.
- Good understanding of planning, property legislation, and governance.
- Strong organisational skills with the ability to manage multiple projects simultaneously.
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