An excellent opportunity has arisen for a Property Surveyor to join a well-established firm of chartered surveyors. This role offers excellent benefits and a starting salary of £30,000.

As a Property Surveyor, you will carry out valuations across commercial, residential, and community sectors.

They will provide support for MSc/RICS APC with fast-track senior progression.

You will be responsible for:

• Analysing viability for major developments and preparing detailed assessments.
• Advising planning officers and stakeholders throughout planning and committee processes.
• Supporting the negotiation of planning obligations including S106 Agreements.
• Assisting with feasibility studies and providing procurement advice.
• Preparing evidence for planning appeals, inquiries, and public examinations.
• Delivering development consultancy and supporting wider project teams.
• Contributing to client presentations and CPD sessions.

What we are looking for:

• Previously worked as a Property Surveyor, Valuation Surveyor or in a similar role.
• A graduate with a strong academic background and either a RICS-accredited (cognate) degree or willingness to pursue a cognate MSc.
• Strong analytical and numerical ability.
• Skilled in Microsoft Office.

Apply now for this exceptional Property Surveyor opportunity to work with a dynamic team and further enhance your career.

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