The Director of Real Estate reports to the Real Estate Committee when it comes to operations, and has the overall responsibility for financial and operational control, committee and owner issues, as well as the overall responsibility for results and overall policy and strategy issues.
The Real Estate Division is responsible for the management of the City of Stockholm's properties, primarily premises for the City's own needs, such as office premises, fire stations, public premises and premises for sports and culture. The brief also includes management of tenant-owner apartments for the city districts’ special housing stock, and responsibility for renting premises to private preschools. The Real Estate Division also manages areas of nature and outdoor recreation areas outside the municipality's boundaries.
The division has five units: Customer Administration 1 and 2, Technical Administration, Technical Specialists and the Operations Unit. The units are responsible for technical and financial administration, planning maintenance, operation of properties, leasing, energy efficiency improvements and environmental issues.
The Project Division is responsible for carrying out the Real Estate Department's maintenance and investment projects. Work is performed cost-efficiently, in collaboration with the relevant administrators, operations and other functions in the Department. The Division is the driving force in work with the Department’s project process and project tools. The brief includes specifying what it is feasible to do within each property within the framework of project decisions.
The division has one support function, Project Support, and two units, the Construction Services Unit and the Project Unit, which are responsible for the management of construction projects from investigation and planning to implementation.
Operational Support is responsible for developing and managing the Real Estate Department’s administrative processes and procedures, as well as providing strategic and operational support to the executive team. This applies to the areas of environment, quality, HR, IT, archives and registry, communication, strategic responsibility for security and legal. The brief includes ensuring that support, governance and development take place in an efficient and uniform manner, for the benefit of the whole Department and in accordance with the City’s overall guidelines.
The Division has four units: HR, Archives and Registry, Communication, IT and Strategy, and the Security Unit.
The Division also includes the Legal function.
The Finance Division handles strategic and operational issues in the following areas:
- finance
- procurement
- transactions.
The Division is responsible for
- budgets and follow-up
- accounting
- acquisitions and divestments of properties
- procurement
- internal control.
The brief includes ensuring that support, governance and development take place in an efficient and uniform manner, for the benefit of the whole Department and in accordance with the City’s overall guidelines.
The Division has three units:
- Finance Unit
- Transactions Unit
- Procurement Unit
