Property is often the most expensive asset that any organisation owns. It is of both strategic and operational value and can have a significant impact on budgets, whether owned or leased. It is therefore critical that property assets are professionally managed.
Liberata’s multi-disciplinary Property Services team provides services to both public and private sector clients, including local and central government. Our team can help you take an integrated and altogether more efficient management approach to get the best returns possible on your assets.
We deliver our services within the three main areas of Architectural and Design Services; Estates and Asset Management Services and Facilities and property Management.
What are the advantages to working with Liberata?
• We deliver efficient services at competitive costs, without sacrificing quality
• We help you get away from direct risk to ensure that you are compliant with statutory regulation
• We free you up to concentrate on core services
• We create capacity and manage resilience to help you cope with fluctuations in service demand
• Partnership is important to us - we foster a culture of shared working with our clients
• We give you certainty in budget planning and cash flow predictions with the ability to benefit from fixed price services
• We make sure that you are kept up to date and compliant with incoming legislation
Putting theory into practice
To meet a client’s urgent acquisition programme Liberata recently surveyed, valued, negotiated and agreed terms to acquire 45 residential and commercial properties within 10 weeks. The total value of the acquisition programme in 2009/10 is close to £3m.
Liberata managed the disposal of £1m of surplus property within 6 months, for a client who had insufficient resources to dispose of assets over the previous 4 years.
A comprehensive accommodation review allowed a client to release rented office space and dispose of satellite offices, reducing operating costs and resulting in significant capital gains through asset disposal.