Senior Estates Surveyor (Engineering)

ARM; England; Hybrid; GBP 37,000 - 52,000; Full time

Job summary

ARM in Bournemouth is seeking an experienced Estates Surveyor to support a diverse property portfolio. You will provide professional surveying advice, manage property transactions and identify opportunities to maximise value.

The role requires a surveying degree accredited by RICS, membership of RICS, and substantial experience in estate management, valuations, acquisitions, disposals and lease negotiations.

Qualifications

• A relevant surveying degree accredited by RICS.
• Membership of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS).
• Substantial experience in property surveying, valuations, inspections and transactions.
• Experience managing property portfolios within a corporate estates environment.
• Strong knowledge of RICS valuation standards and relevant property legislation.

Responsibilities

• Carry out property inspections, surveys, valuations and development appraisals.
• Review property assets and recommend ways to improve their use and financial performance.
• Manage property acquisitions, including negotiations, legal documentation and compulsory purchase where required.
• Lead property disposals, working with agents, solicitors and other professional advisers.
• Negotiate rent reviews, lease renewals and licence terms to achieve the best financial outcomes.
• Provide professional advice on complex property and estate management matters.
• Maintain accurate property records and ensure information is up to date and auditable.
• Oversee external professional contractors and provide guidance to junior colleagues.

Skills

Estate management

Valuations

Acquisitions

Disposals

Lease negotiations

Education

RICS-accredited surveying degree

Job description

Estates Surveyor

Location: Bournemouth - hybrid

Pay Rate: 32.19 per hour (Inside IR35)

Hours: 22.5 hours per week

We are seeking an experienced Estates Surveyor to support the management and development of a diverse property portfolio. You will provide professional surveying advice, manage property transactions and identify opportunities to maximise the use and financial return of property assets.

This role is suited to a qualified surveyor with strong experience in estate management, valuations, acquisitions, disposals and lease negotiations.

Key Responsibilities

• Carry out property inspections, surveys, valuations and development appraisals.
• Review property assets and recommend ways to improve their use and financial performance.
• Manage property acquisitions, including negotiations, legal documentation and compulsory purchase where required.
• Lead property disposals, working with agents, solicitors and other professional advisers.
• Negotiate rent reviews, lease renewals and licence terms to achieve the best financial outcomes.
• Provide professional advice on complex property and estate management matters.
• Maintain accurate property records and ensure information is up to date and auditable.
• Oversee external professional contractors and provide guidance to junior colleagues.

Essential Requirements

• A relevant surveying degree accredited by RICS.
• Membership of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS).
• Substantial experience in property surveying, valuations, inspections and transactions.
• Experience managing property portfolios within a corporate estates environment.
• Strong knowledge of RICS valuation standards and relevant property legislation.
• Knowledge of the local property market, property systems and GIS databases.
• Ability to interpret legal and technical property documentation and provide sound professional advice.

The Ideal Candidate

You will be an experienced property professional with strong negotiation and analytical skills, able to manage complex transactions independently, resolve stakeholder queries and identify opportunities to maximise the value of a property portfolio.