Includes info on council commercial property and farmland.
The council's property and land portfolio includes:
Details of council-owned property to purchase or rent can be found on our property for sale or rent page.
Housing is not part of this portfolio.
We have temporarily suspended the option for the public to submit land purchase applications on housing land. We will reopen applications in 2025.
Find out more about the housing we manage.
See our events and filming page for the Council’s view on the use of Sky Lanterns on Council owned land.
We've published a list of council owned or occupied land and buildings and their key attributes under the Government's Code of Recommended Practice for Local Authorities on Data Transparency (2013):
We aim to support the transfer of council owned community assets to the third sector. We recognise that this can unlock social value, support community enterprise and demonstrate a commitment to our communities and residents.
We've published a Community Asset Transfer policy which sets out a consistent and formal process for both the receipt of applications and the evaluation of proposals.
Our Community Asset Transfer Policy (PDF 972KB) details the procedure that a third-sector organisation should follow to apply for an asset transfer. This is a 2 stage process with separate application forms:
The Greater Brighton Partnership includes public sector organisations based or operating within the Adur District, Brighton & Hove City, Lewes District, Mid Sussex District and Worthing Borough Council administrative areas.
During 2016, the Greater Brighton Partnership successfully applied to become part of central government's One Public Estate Programme. One of the Partnership's commitments was to map our land and property assets, identify surplus assets and identify the collective value of our portfolios.
Property and Land asset ownership across the Greater Brighton Partnership extends to over 3,500 assets with a floor area in excess of 2 million square metres and a total value of £3.5bn.
Our public sector maps and asset lists represent high-level information from our asset register and from data received from our partners. These are provided for general information only and should not be used for decision-making.
If you have specific ownership enquiries for Brighton & Hove City Council-owned or occupied assets send an email to amp@brighton-hove.gov.uk.
Enquiries concerning non-council-owned assets should be sent to the Estates team of the relevant partner organisation.
The council are only responsible for updating the information on assets that we own or operate.
Each year the One Public Estate Partnership management team issue an annual report. View or download the latest 2023 to 2024 copy of the annual report.
Further information on the Greater Brighton Economic Area can be found on the Greater Brighton website.
Asset Management Plan and Corporate Property Strategy (AMP) and Building Maintenance Strategy (BMS) and annual property performance updates are available to download from our corporate asset management plan page
The council has a target to reduce carbon emissions from its operations by 12.7% a year and reports annually on performance. The latest report for the 2020-21 financial year is now available (PDF 427KB).
Our internal carbon footprint report for 2022-2023 has been published.