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Assets, including Dartford crossing are supposed to be sold and it was believed that a wave of government offices follow

Speaking at the inaugural Summit of public property yesterday, John McCready, said: "we are not very keen on sales at the present time." Why? Simply because the market outside of London is not enough fort.Nous obligation to return reasonable prices for taxpayers.?

Mr. McCready comments are a surprise given the budget deficit in the United Kingdom and the Lord Carter conclusions in a report of the year last trends ￡ could be raised in the next decade from the sale of the propriété.Actifs which one high-speed Dartford crossing are supposed to be sold, and thought that follow a wave of government offices.

However, Mr. McCready, which belongs to Francis Maude, Cabinet Office Minister, said that, while some elements of active "non-core" could be unloaded, its focus is on "reduction of operating costs.

At the heart of its strategy, unveiled, comprehensive spending review a five year moratorium on new contracts for rental and introduction of Central vehicles to manage succession in London and Bristol.

The officer was appointed in January of Ernst & Young to direct property unit of the shareholder Executive, he put in charge of a portfolio of property, value of ￡ 370bn and costs ￡ will be a year to run.

There were concerns that drive austerity measures by the Government, which varies from offices property portfolio in hospitals, prisons can flood real regional markets already fragile assets and prices to collapse.

However, Mr. McCready said yesterday: "I am not a big supporter of received capital of deferred revenues dépenses.Un best time to make sales is when the deficit under control and we turn our mind to debt reduction."

"We must be aware that the Government will be around for many years to venir.Nous do not want to dispose of assets we need basic future fleet said well, there are assets that we sell, but these will be non-essential or cost of their operations beyond their valeur.Nous will be sell in order to reduce costs."

The Government hopes to attract the participation of the private sector in its vehicles and wants real estate companies to develop new "models of occupation" which will provide offices for the future.

Mr. McCready hopes that the Government offices could anchor the multi-purpose developments, but warned that private financing initiatives must be reconsidered.

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