Croydon's Mayor Jason Perry acknowledged the learning curve of the three-stage asset sale process, emphasizing a need for financial stability amidst community apprehension.
The council's recent asset sales have generated £232 million from earlier tranches, but the remaining assets, including car parks, are deemed more challenging to sell.
Mayor Perry conceded there are 'no quick wins left,' signaling that the forthcoming sales will likely be more complex and time-consuming than previous sales.
The opposition has urged the council to adopt a more measured approach, contrasting past strategies deemed heavy-handed in managing the council's assets.
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