Real Property Management Profile
This is a corporate function that provides strategic real estate portfolio management and realty transaction services with implications across the entire organization. The primary objective is to maximize the value of the City of Hamilton's real estate interests while delivering good customer service. This service includes property valuation, and cash-in-lieu of parkland dedication calculations; dispositions, acquisitions, expropriations, and leasing; real estate strategy and portfolio planning; and land development.
Service Details
Related Subservices
- N/A
Type of Service
- Internal corporate service
Rationale
- Core municipal service
Primary Funding Sources
- Area Rating Reserves
- Capital Budget
- Net Levy
- Rate Budget
- Reserves
- User Fees
Service Level
-
At standard
Service Level Source
- Legislated
- Council By-law
- Council approved policy or service standard
- Past practice
Performance Measures
2019
How much did you do? (volume)
- Transaction Activities
- Acquisitions: 29 for $24.19 million
- Dispositions: 47 for $9.73 million
- Lease/Licence/Renewals: 35 for $22.48 million
- Property Circulations: 28
- Cash-In-Lieu for Parkland Dedications: 472 for $15.37 million
- Appraisals: 93
- Portfolio Reviews: 4
2018
How much did you do? (volume)
- Transaction Activities
- Acquisitions: 30 for $27.25 million
- Dispositions: 52 for $14.50 million
- Lease/Licence/Renewals: 31 for $2.33 million
- Property Circulations: 39
- Cash-In-Lieu for Parkland Dedications: 418 for $12.52 million
- Appraisals: 122
- Portfolio Reviews: 4
2017
How much did you do? (volume)
- Transaction Activities
- Acquisitions: 37 for $42.26 million
- Dispositions: 51 for $22.77 M
- Lease/Licence/Renewals: 31 for $2.23 million
- Property Circulations: 36
- Cash-In-Lieu for Parkland Dedications: 358 for $11.07 million
- Appraisals: 49
- Portfolio Reviews: 4
How Well Did You Do It? (quality)
- All Cash-In-Lieu processed within 10-day legislative time-period
Is Anyone Better Off? (impact)
- Funds from property disposition offset costs that otherwise would be raised through the levy. New municipal property assessment and jobs are created through the sale of industrial lands. Program operating and capital costs are reduced through consolidation and other efficiencies, which reduces the property tax impacts. Additional residents are able to afford a place to live through the creation of new affordable housing opportunities.
2016
How much did you do? (volume)
- Transaction Activities
- Acquisitions: 15 for $13.38 million
- Dispositions: 32 for $10.92 million
- Lease/Licence/Renewals: 43 for $1.78 million
- Property Circulations: 31
- CIL for Parkland Dedications: 237 for $6.32 million
- Appraisals: 34
- Portfolio Reviews: 3
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