The Built Asset Blog
One Public Estate
The One Public Estate pilot project is providing huge benefits to local economies by encouraging councils and local public services to aggregate and share buildings in order to cut running costs and generate capital receipts from selling surplus property.
The first wave of the project has already saved councils an estimated £21 million in running costs and generated £88 million in capital receipts, and with 20 more councils selected to take part in the next phase, the programme looks set to continue to benefit local economies and deliver better outcomes to local citizens with 5,500 jobs and 7,500 homes set to be created over the next five years.
To find out more, click here to read my five golden rules about how the second wave of the One Public Estate pilot will make a real difference to local citizens and the economy in the 20 locations selected.
The first wave of the project has already saved councils an estimated £21 million in running costs and generated £88 million in capital receipts, and with 20 more councils selected to take part in the next phase, the programme looks set to continue to benefit local economies and deliver better outcomes to local citizens with 5,500 jobs and 7,500 homes set to be created over the next five years.
To find out more, click here to read my five golden rules about how the second wave of the One Public Estate pilot will make a real difference to local citizens and the economy in the 20 locations selected.
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