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RED BOOK VALUATIONS Practical points for public sector valuers on compliance, governance, audit trails and responsible use of AI
Donna Best FRICS of RICS explores what full Red Book compliance looks like in practice for public sector property teams, covering financial reporting standards, defensible audit trails, rotation policies, and the responsible adoption of AI.

Donna Best
9 min read


AI IN ESTATES MANAGEMENT Where AI is earning its place in public sector property
Sam Caulton of Re-Leased explains how AI can support under-resourced public sector property teams by streamlining lease administration, providing portfolio-wide compliance assurance, and preserving institutional knowledge—while leaving professional judgement firmly with surveyors.

Sam Caulton
10 min read


AI AND PROPERTY MANAGEMENT Delivering at scale: The AI advantage in modern property management
Sam Caulton of Re-Leased argues that AI is transforming property management, enabling firms to scale operations and elevate service quality. He emphasizes that AI enhances, rather than replaces, the property manager's role, shifting focus from manual tasks to proactive, strategic management and deeper tenant relationships.

Sam Caulton
7 min read


AI AND PROPERTY MANAGEMENT The collision of AI in the UK's public sector - A transformative opportunity for property managers
Artificial Intelligence is not just a passing trend—it's a transformative opportunity for property managers in the public sector. This article explores how AI can streamline property management tasks, from automating data collection to improving strategic asset management and addressing climate change objectives.

Sam Caulton
5 min read


AI ACCURACY Did AI just lie to me and smile about it?
As Artificial Intelligence becomes more advanced and integrated into professional fields like estate surveying, it raises a critical question: Can we truly rely on its output? This article explores the challenges of trusting AI-generated advice and compares it to the "comfortable old days" of paper-based information.

Dave Pogson
6 min read
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