We are one of the largest landlords in Oxford, owning a diverse mix of commercial and residential properties. Our landlord history in Oxford dates back to the early 16th Century, and we are deeply committed to the city's long-term success.
We manage our non-residential estate in-house, managing all the leasing, buying and selling of property, as well as maintaining and improving the land and buildings we rent out to local people and businesses.
Our non-residential estate includes:
- 'Operational' properties and land used for delivering services like community centres and parks
- 'Non-operational' assets such as shops, offices, workshops, warehouses, and estate shops used by others
Both operational and non-operational properties may be deemed surplus by the Council and sold to reinvest in the city.
Checking land ownership in Oxford
To find out if Oxford City Council owns a specific area of commercial land or property, download our list of Oxford City Council commercial property assets.
Alternatively, you can contact us.
For land not owned by the Council, you can use the HM Land Registry service. A small fee applies.
