About Property Holdings
Property Holdings is the corporate landlord for all government owned land and buildings.
As corporate landlord we are responsible and accountable for the strategic and day to day decision making around all land and property assets.
Our functions include:
- managing the government property portfolio and making sure it is correctly configured to match future requirements
- maintaining the assets under management to make sure they are safe and compliant with the relevant landlord obligations
- developing and delivering the Estate Strategy
- delivering major government building and infrastructure projects
You can find all government owned land and buildings in the map of public land and property sites.
We don’t look after land and properties administered by:
Properties for sale or lease
Jersey Property Holdings has a property and land portfolio which is used to deliver or support key services and includes:
- schools
- offices
- public toilets
- parks
We also occasionally have sites and properties that are available for private lease and, where it has been identified for disposal, for sale.
You can find the latest list of properties available for lease or sale and relevant contact details con the map of public land and property sites.
Making changes to a property
You must tell us about any changes you want to make to a property owned by the Government.
No work should start until you have received our approval.
This can be for minor or major changes, for example:
- change of use of rooms
- changes in the building’s utilities, such as air conditioning
- internal or structural alterations
- extensions
If you want to make changes, you should:
Contact us
We strongly recommend that you contact us first to discuss the changes.
We can make sure you:
- get the right advice and support from the start
- avoid delays later on in the project
Email JPHStatutoryApplications@gov.je or call us on +44 (0) 1534 449222.
Prepare a planning application
As the landlord, we’ll first need to approve the planning or building application before it’s authorised by the Planning Team. You can submit your application later on in the process. Contact us to discuss.
Our officers can support you with completing your planning application.
You should contact us before you start or submit a planning application.
Apply to make the changes
Once you have contacted us to discuss your changes, complete the online form below to submit an official request.
You’ll need:
- details of the proposed changes
- if you have them, supporting documents such as plans, drawings or design proposals
Apply to make changes to a government property
If you have questions about an existing application, email JPHStatutoryApplications@gov.je.
Make sure you include:
- property name
- date of your original application
- reference number provided at the time of submission
Map of public land and property sites
This map shows all Government owned land and buildings.
You can find for each property:
- what it’s used for
- which department is responsible for it
- the type of tenure such as freehold, flying-freehold or leasehold
If you have any query about a building or land, contact the department detailed on the map.
For queries about the map, contact us.
Public land and property sites map
Island Public Estate Strategy
The Island Public Estate Strategy provides the framework we use to:
- decide how to meet competing needs for publicly-owned land and buildings
- develop detailed property and asset management plans to enable the Government to make informed choices about the utilisation of its estate
Island Public Estate Strategy 2021 to 2035 on States Assembly
State of the Estate annual report
The annual report describes the overall performance and use of the operational estate set out in the Island Property Estate Strategy (IPES). It sets the baseline for future reports to measure the performance of the property estate.
We’ll use trends identified to direct future property decisions.
The report covers the period from 1 January to 31 December 2023. In some areas other relevant data is used that covers earlier periods.
State of the Estate 2023 on States Assembly