Strategic real estate advisor Avison Young today announces that, following a competitive tender, it has been selected by The House of Commons to provide property and estate management professional services across the Parliamentary Estate as part of a multi-year award under the CCS framework.

Avison Young will bring its expertise in multi-disciplinary property professional services to this prestigious mandate, providing a full range of call-off services across the Parliamentary Estate.

Services will include commercial real estate advice, property business cases, feasibility studies, acquisitions and disposals, rent reviews, lease advice, dilapidations, rating, valuation, planning, CPO and condition surveys.

Nick Walkley, Principal and UK President, at Avison Young, said: “This appointment emphasises the depth of Avison Young’s expertise and is testament to our reputation as a trusted advisor. We recognise the profound responsibility entrusted to us in providing a comprehensive suite of property and professional services to Parliament and are thrilled to have taken on such a prestigious client.

"We are committed to forging long-lasting partnerships with our clients in order to offer strategic insights and ensure they benefit from our experience at every stage of their property journey. We will leverage our knowledge and work closely with Parliament to deliver exceptional outcomes that meet the unique requirements of this revered institution and their estate.”

Saurabh Das, Principal, Strategic Advisory, at Avison Young, added: “We’re delighted to be working on this wide-ranging brief.  Our team of experts will provide the array of services required whilst supporting governance and stakeholder management, demonstrating a deep understanding of complexities of the operational context and decision-making framework.

“Together with the talent, knowledge, and experience of The House of Commons Property team, we will help steer the mandate throughout the whole duration of the contract, providing exceptional real estate advice.”