Development Surveyor

London Source: WhatJobs
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Overview

In this Property Development Surveyor role, you identify development and value-add opportunities across a diverse London and South East estate. You provide development, general practice and technical advice, and oversee refurbishment, redevelopment and related projects from inception to delivery. You will support acquisitions and disposals, manage external consultants, and ensure solid financial controls and reporting. You collaborate with a wide range of stakeholders and contribute to the broader property strategy and portfolio planning. This is a client-side, cross-functional role offering varied challenges across development, surveying and project delivery.

Pay / Benefits

  • 26 days holiday (increasing to 31)
  • Excellent non-contributory pension with 15% employer contribution
  • 35-hour week with flexible/home working
  • Central London location
  • Travel across portfolio
  • Supportive, established organisation

Responsibilities

  • Identify development and value-add opportunities across a diverse property portfolio
  • Provide development, general practice and technical property advice
  • Manage refurbishment, redevelopment and other property projects from inception through to completion
  • Support the acquisition and disposal of property where required
  • Appoint and manage external consultants, advisers and contractors
  • Review feasibility, costs, tenders and development proposals
  • Maintain financial controls, budgets and project reporting
  • Work closely with a wide range of internal and external stakeholders
  • Contribute to the organisation's wider property strategy and portfolio planning

Key requirements

  • Strong technical knowledge with commercial judgement
  • Post-qualification experience in development, surveying, project management or a combination
  • Experience of property inspections, managing consultants, planning and Building Regulations, procurement, tendering, cost control and delivering projects in a complex stakeholder environment
  • Experience with heritage or listed buildings is advantageous
  • RICS, CIOB or RIBA qualification (ideally)
  • Client-side or similar complex portfolio environment experience
  • Stakeholder management
  • Commercial judgement
  • Communication and collaboration
  • Development, surveying and project management
  • Planning and Building Regulations
  • Procurement and tendering

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