Property Management of Wall Street Mall
Tender Overview
About this tender
Overview Dunedin City Council is seeking a supplier to provide property management services for Wall Street Mall, located at 211 George Street in the heart of Dunedin's retail precinct. About Wall Street Mall is owned by the Dunedin City Council (DCC) and forms part of the Property Services Investment Portfolio. Purpose The Council is seeking a long-term partnership of up to 7 years with a supplier who can apply good commercial property management practices to increase returns, support tenants, and grow the asset in line with the Council's Investment goals. Scope The scope includes: Managing and reporting on all operational aspects of Wall Street Mall Reactive and planned maintenance Marketing activities Negotiating and securing new leases Managing lease renewals or variations Contractor Requirements Capability to apply good commercial property management practices to increase returns, support tenants, and grow the asset in line with Council's Investment goals Contract Terms and Conditions Long-term partnership of up to 7 years
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