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Cardiff council could sell properties to raise up to £10m Cardiff council could sell properties to raise up to £10m
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Hundreds of properties owned by Wales' biggest council could be sold off to raise raise millions of pounds. Hundreds of properties owned by Wales' biggest council could be sold off to raise up to £10m.
Consultants Jones Lang LaSalle has been asked by Cardiff council to review its 561 non-operational buildings.Consultants Jones Lang LaSalle has been asked by Cardiff council to review its 561 non-operational buildings.
They include shops, pubs, clubs, hotels and industrial workshops.They include shops, pubs, clubs, hotels and industrial workshops.
The report says the council should sell 261 properties, which could raise up to £10m, but keep its bigger commercial properties - with tenants including Marks and Spencer, Boots and Tesco. The report says the council should sell 261 properties but keep its bigger commercial properties - with tenants including Marks and Spencer, Boots and Tesco.
The authority's leader, Phil Bale, said: "We need to look at everything we do and also all the assets we own to make sure we deliver as much income as possible."The authority's leader, Phil Bale, said: "We need to look at everything we do and also all the assets we own to make sure we deliver as much income as possible."