Summary
The city has 30 active leases and pending real estate transfers but nobody assigned to manage them — the Central Services director and a law office attorney are covering it on the side. A $100,000 consultant line is the stopgap.
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Last discussed Apr 27, 2026.
Impact analysis
The FY27 budget carries $100,000 for contractual real estate services instead of a full-time position.
Better lease management could recover rent revenue and prevent missed obligations.
The city risks lost rent and missed lease obligations with no dedicated manager.
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