Director of Housing, Planning, Property and Regeneration
Bromley Council is currently addressing property management challenges, including income shortfalls and facilities contract extensions.
Bromley Council's Executive approved a ten-year extension for a facilities management contract at the Civic Centre in October 2025, with an option for a further five years. This decision ensures continued services for the council and its tenants at Churchill Court.
In September 2025, Bromley Council's Executive considered a report on a projected £755,000 shortfall in investment property income for 2025/26. This includes costs from a vacant unit at Tilgate Business Park and reduced rental income from lease renewals.
The Director of Housing, Planning, Property and Regeneration is the senior manager responsible for these departments, overseeing areas such as property management, which includes the council's Civic Centre and investment properties.
Key facts
- Bromley Council's Executive approved a ten-year extension for a facilities management contract at the Civic Centre in October 2025. Source
- Bromley Council's Executive considered a report on a projected £755,000 shortfall in investment property income for 2025/26 in September 2025. Source
- The projected £755,000 shortfall includes costs from a vacant unit at Tilgate Business Park. Source
- The facilities management contract covers services at Churchill Court. Source
- The tender evaluation for the facilities management contract was based 60% on financial submission and 40% on quality. Source
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