Property Analyst
About Our Client
NHS Property Services enables excellent patient care by acting as a trusted advisor to the NHS and by providing the best estate solutions. They manage 2,700 properties with 6,300 customers across England, which accounts for approximately 10% of the total NHS estate.
Job Description
In this role of property analyst, you will
• Work with property leases, costs, service charges, utilities and other associated costs in managing and leasing property
• Manage the ongoing asset management of the portfolio, review of poor performing rooms/sites with recommendations.
• Review quarterly the lease costs against established benchmarks.
• Work with wider NHSPS teams to review and approve property budgets
• Work with the NHSPS finance team with regard to insurances
• Undertake financial viability analysis (profitability) for proposed properties to acquire.
• Ensure accuracy and internal process are completed on time with regards to the creation of Leases.
• Monthly utilisation tracking and reporting.
The Successful Applicant
The successful candidate will have excellent excel and analytical skills. They will have knowledge of property leases and costs and budgets associated with property and asset management.
You should have an understanding of financial modelling, or business case production / report writing.
You should be able to manage large data sets both numerical and categorical
You should have a strong commercial acumen, attention to detail and strong self-motivation skills.
What's on Offer
NHS PS are a fantastic employer, and can offer a salary of up to £45,000, with a £3K car allowance and 10% bonus.
The role offers an office base in Stockport, but will be mostly from home on a hybrid basis.
There is a wide benefits package also.
NEXT STEPS
Michael Page is exclusively managing this vacancy so please get in touch with Steph McKay to apply or find out more information. Please send your CV over to her asap or you can call 0113 243 7734.
NHS Property Services enables excellent patient care by acting as a trusted advisor to the NHS and by providing the best estate solutions. They manage 2,700 properties with 6,300 customers across England, which accounts for approximately 10% of the total NHS estate.
Job Description
In this role of property analyst, you will
• Work with property leases, costs, service charges, utilities and other associated costs in managing and leasing property
• Manage the ongoing asset management of the portfolio, review of poor performing rooms/sites with recommendations.
• Review quarterly the lease costs against established benchmarks.
• Work with wider NHSPS teams to review and approve property budgets
• Work with the NHSPS finance team with regard to insurances
• Undertake financial viability analysis (profitability) for proposed properties to acquire.
• Ensure accuracy and internal process are completed on time with regards to the creation of Leases.
• Monthly utilisation tracking and reporting.
The Successful Applicant
The successful candidate will have excellent excel and analytical skills. They will have knowledge of property leases and costs and budgets associated with property and asset management.
You should have an understanding of financial modelling, or business case production / report writing.
You should be able to manage large data sets both numerical and categorical
You should have a strong commercial acumen, attention to detail and strong self-motivation skills.
What's on Offer
NHS PS are a fantastic employer, and can offer a salary of up to £45,000, with a £3K car allowance and 10% bonus.
The role offers an office base in Stockport, but will be mostly from home on a hybrid basis.
There is a wide benefits package also.
NEXT STEPS
Michael Page is exclusively managing this vacancy so please get in touch with Steph McKay to apply or find out more information. Please send your CV over to her asap or you can call 0113 243 7734.
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